What You Think, They’ll Reflect 🫢 You’ve gotta think that they’ll show up how you want them to show up. That they want you. Crave you. You are the master of your reality and they can only reflect you. Decide a new version of you by taking my new course NEW ME NEW THEM that’s coming soon and imagine from that place. It’s a YEAR LONG course so get excited! The more you practise this, the more you realise there never was an other in the first places. It’ll be the NEW YOU. And don’t forget my End O

Some of my favorite frame experiments from the past year. Thank you to everyone who has been following along on this exploration into breaking the 4th wall. After another year of creating, I’m feeling incredibly grateful to my fans, supporters and collectors. I can’t wait to keep coming up with brand new ideas in 2026. #contemporaryart #yearinreview #2025newyear

Architectural Digest on Instagram: "We're joining @strangerthingstv's Production Designer Chris Trujillo for a second behind-the-scenes look into the world of season five's sets. Watch the full set tour at the link in bio. Director @segmutton; Producer @joeldaviddd; DP @javiermcintosh; Cam Op @jabrielfilms, @lmtmproduction; Editor @leticia_edits"

Sonder: the profound realization that every random person you see is living a life as complex, vivid, and detailed as your own, filled with their own stories, struggles, and joy. #fyp #Repost #Relatable #reposts #sonder

Galaxies on Instagram: "In a vacuum, all objects, regardless of their mass, fall at the same speed due to the absence of air resistance. This phenomenon is explained by Galileo’s principle of equivalence, which states that the acceleration due to gravity is the same for all objects. Hence, a bowling ball and a feather will fall at the same rate in a vacuum. On planets with no atmosphere, such as Mercury, the same principle applies. Without atmospheric drag, the bowling ball and the feather exper

Isabella Pettner, MDiv in Progress on Instagram: "I’ve been amazed by the ways this visual has resonated with so many 🌱🤍 There’s something deeper here about healing. ⬇️ I keep thinking about how often Scripture reminds us that God heals and redeems through what is unexpected: the weak, the slow, the overlooked, the unseen. Jesus came quietly. He first appeared to shepherds, not kings. He touched lepers, spoke with women, ate with sinners, and chose fishermen over scholars. Again and again, God