Purely weird... and yet intellectually intriguing

Etsy currently has 51 items tagged with "fetus" and while some are clear in their politics and some are purely for expectant parents, some I'm not quite sure of

Like this one which is both snarky and not


And then there's just a slew of interesting and ambiguous art pieces which make me wonder if I, with my fetus art collection is not running out and buying them, who is? I may snag the blackberrying fetus to use in my lecture about constructed social lives for fetuses.

Kind of cool, kind of creepy

I've always loved mixed media shadow boxes and I definitely have a warped sense of the world so these appeal to me in a sort of I'm not sure if I'd really want them in my house, but I want to think about it......

I'm not quite sure what to do with a shadow box entitled the aborted garden, nor am I sure of the politics behind it (but there are 28 items currently tagged "abortion")


More cool, but also slightly creepy is this medical shadow box of miscelania pertaining to bones



And then there are the purely pretty ones, but then I think it may be a little toooo Americana for my actual tastes


And then there's this one which is less Americana, but still may not entirely be totally me (can I get any more equivocating?).

Beautiful domesticity

I know that my occasional overly romanticized ideas about 1950s are both mythical and currently trendy, but I've had a thing for beautiful nested mixing bowls for quite a while.

And there's something about crisp blue and matte white that fits that same design aesthetic, it's like prettier vintage pyrex.

More displays

I seem to be stuck on displays, either things to display or modes of doing so. Back in NY, in a box somewhere I have a beautiful wood necklace and earring rack, but in LA..... no such thing :) And thinking toward the future and my mythical house with endless possibilities, a handmade cork display case could be interesting-- as well as connect to my other passion of adornment.


It also seems like I'm continuing to think about a mythical beach house with exposed wood and glass.