Old pic I took of the flatirons

R&R

still shooting maguire

comic sans font? must be good. who trusts?

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shooting maguire

Old list of grievances

brought this mahi to a sushi restaurant after the catch and the chef converted it into a full dinner super sick

My monstera plant Memorabilia getting some much needed r&r after a taxing seven days of relocation

new year sayulita

Annie’s Whip

for viktor (painted last winter) ~finding ways to make old clothing newly exciting~

freshly dyed and drying ~finding ways to make old clothing newly exciting~

Northeast christmas

More Shiro Kasamatsu

Quinn’s monkey

Photo of shipwreck mentioned in post prior. This boat accidentally caught on fire so they took it out to sea but then it exploded. Photo by me. Destruction by someone unknown. If this was your work- come forward! I have questions

Ship wreck!

first ED of The Shining. Cool part of book and Kubrick’s adaptation is that it begins in Boulder with the fam prepping to head up to the hotel. Stephen king lived here for a while

full power outage in Boulder. Magritte poster is what the whole town looks like

macklemore to get thru the turbulence

Ok I’ll be done (for now) with some vorticism

Romare Bearden details

not a huge Wright girl but thanks for the press invite, national gallery

My favorite corner of any museum. Where Turner meets Rothko. @ Tate

Another Ophelia, this time Redon’s, 1905

Jeffrey Gibson @ Hauser & Wirth Paris

Yes i love bridget riley no one is surprised

Genuinely could not comprehend the love and labor Suh had to exercise to rub his entire childhood home. Pictures cannot do it justice. From his exhibition at the Tate this fall.

The Dinner and Ball in the Teatro San Benedetto, Venice, in Honour of the Conti Del Nord, 22nd January 1782 by Francesco Guardi. Made Catie stop in Christies with me in Champs-Elysées

Whistlejacket! Stubbs!

Ruscha is always finding me. Stumbled into some at the Gagosian nextdoor to costes in Paris.

Tony Lights Up, Paddy Summerfield, 2016. On display in the lobby at the Weston.

Saint Sebastian, Guido Reni, 1620 @ Prado

please go visit casa susanna at the met right now. i cannot stop thinking about these beautiful dolls.

Rothko always on the mind

Millais’s Ophelia @ the Tate

eager hand

Now a very nines Christmas (with jazz)

Found this and reaching out to my network in case anyone is interested

Happy Hanukkah 🕎

I mean come on…

A very swift Christmas I got hammered off of 2 Guinness 😔

Central Park

Eli’s xmas tree

Lindsey, buying soap

Most compatible

Heif

Test

Fundamentals

Chomp

“The Four Seasons” by Shiro Kasamatsu brought back from WWII by my Granduncle who was stationed in JP

I also ❤️ lifting

I ❤️ running 😭

The creator of river.page btw

pls donate

scuba diving in the regents canal

ryunnnnnnnn

wasps

london transport museum, 1 nov 2025

sir john soane's museum, 16 nov 2025

Spacing

Silver lake lodge with tha boyzzzz

Goodbye Utah

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hey guys

Prince St Coffee

Truman taking a photo for his river page

Best slop in the game #naya

Happy Thanksgiving 🦃 🦶

Art

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Grind never stops but we deserve a break guys, seriously. Don’t forget to stay blessed up though, seriously.

Did you know Dijon produced Justin Biebers newest album?

And never worked out once!

No artificial coloring! 😉

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I love this magazine rack

I cower behind master griffin 🙇‍♂️

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Meta…🤯

Feeling #blessed 🙌

That mark is from a snowball I threw from VERY far away

2008 ass album cover #friends

Good bloke

Luca eating what was frankly a pretty gross cake.

Max looking hot in Switzerland.

Swagged out

First time skiing in a while. Eli is a champ

This one took ages and I had never done mountains like this before, so that was a fun challenge!

More watercolor!

Some watercolor paintings I’ve done! I tend to be a perfectionist so each one probably took at least 2 hours. The koi fish and green mountain paintings was a gift for my mom for her bday!

man in the forest bears a chain saw

long house -> peak house

a nice blue

rory explaining incredibly important food subjects

the boys in shephard's bush

can you let me drag and drop to mass post? 😄 @logan

new camera. high exposure b&w has a nice look to it

beautiful carrots

Between Life on Film and the Making Sense podcast, I’ve spent much of the past 5 years consuming, thinking about, and posting on social media. But over that entire period, I’ve only posted on a personal account once, largely due to the factors Kyle Chayka described here: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/infinite-scroll/are-you-experiencing-posting-ennui. I realized I miss posting casually, though. And Logan agreed. So this week we built River -- based on Logan’s beautiful blog he’d designed for himself -- as a place for us to do just that. We’re not trying to reinvent the wheel here, or ~disrupt social media~ by any means. For us, it’s supplemental. A place to share the things we want without injecting them into people’s feeds. It’s clean, quiet, and simple. Somewhat serendipitously, Instagram just removed the “new post” button from their main tab, because people aren’t posting as much anymore.

Beautiful winter storm (in May). I remember feeling such mixed emotions looking out my window at this. Half of me thought “damn this is beautiful” while the other half thought “this is terrifying and unnatural.” I realized then that I had gotten used to the reliability of seasons. This photo captures a beautiful hidden place that I was only able to find by venturing outside of what I know, and what I find traditionally reliable.

Noah’s, park city

River: The early web consisted of sites which were only discoverable through internet directories. You would literally visit Yahoo and Excite to see _hand picked_ lists of websites. Most of the internet remained quiet, spacious, and unconnected. While the eventual Google search engine solved the problem of discovery, it also ushered in the algorithm. The tools built to amplify expression have, paradoxically, made us more self-conscious about expressing anything at all. Instagram isn’t fun anymore; it feels like a series of mental hoops to jump through just to avoid looking like you’re trying too hard. We don’t see into people’s interests the way we used to. Griffin and I agreed that it would be valuable to have a platform which created quiet corners of the internet again. A space where text and images can breath, outside of the noise of algorithm incentives.

NYBG run tonight

Chai, taking in the view

Overcast la

Last year in our dorm, Ava started to watch a lot of movies on their laptop and invited me to the theatres. I very much misunderstood at first. That is the toughest part of art, and why it doesn't appear serious or a "real" reality to a mass, you can not "get it" at first, not because it's not meant to be "got" or there is some training you must go through. Yes exposure is acceptance, but the highlight of these two is that really, art is an impure reflection. It doesn't not act as a subject of life, which is how we understand to take life seriously. A lot of our self-soothing relies on objectivity and subjectivity, a common topic in art dialogue.

Crazy freeze frame of Midnight while I was back home. lol

Gracie's shadow while we were in Nice abroad

cafe china ritual dinner with Annie

Looking through old film pics. Carmel, circa 2023. the light is always so interesting here on film

Painting that Ollie + Rory's grandma made of Felix and I playing chess. The other one got thrown away

Pale Blue Dot