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TalkDeath on August 11, 2014

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Artist Heather Allison, @venerationoflight, create

Artist Heather Allison, @venerationoflight, creates a series inspired by her “own contemplation on the temporality of life through observation of its ephemera, focusing on botany, taxidermy, entomology, oddities and antiques.”
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She mixes taxidermy and still life photography that confront the cycle of life, death, and rebirth
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Her work explores meaning in loss and creates compositions reminiscent of the vanitas style Dutch masters of the seventeenth century.

Make sure to follower her to see more of her engaging collection
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A cozy game about death? Jo-Anne Gauther, from @t

A cozy game about death?

Jo-Anne Gauther, from @thunderlotus, describes Spiritfarer as a game that “uses a soft, watercolor style to introduce a darker concept of death, a concept that should not actually be considered dark after all.” In this videogame you ferry the spirits of the dead to the afterlife, and part of your role is to comfort them in their death. All the spirits are based on real people who have died, and the game is said to take a realistic approach to death and grief, despite its artistic look.

Have you played a death positive videogame?

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Video capture from @wholsome_games
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Even though we are practicing physical distancing,

Even though we are practicing physical distancing, we can still find ways to connect.

How are you staying connected with the people in your life?

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In the late 1800s, the Antikamnia Chemical Company

In the late 1800s, the Antikamnia Chemical Company of St. Louis marketed their signature pain-relieving product with a series of morbid calendars featuring skeletons at work and play.

Turns out this product was made with Acetanilide, a coal-tar derivative, that had the side effect of killing its patients.

Now that is what we call irony.

Read more @mental_floss in ‘The Deadly Pain Medicine Sold by Skeletons’ . . . . . .

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