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inescapable bodies
Of course, those who work in pain management quite properly want to bring relief to those who suffer unbearably.
Of course, chronic pain is debilitating.
Of course, the effort to find drugs to neutralise the pain are comprehensible and laudable.
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Is it the transhumanists’ wish to do away with pain that is a curiosity, as it seems to deny–along with so much else–the ordinary experience of being alive?Above: a leg being taken care of by Thomas Hooper.
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A.P.C
Just found a quite nice bondage shirt by A.P.C.
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howling wolf
I already had the Tshirt. Totally impressive. White on dark gray cloth. But the hoodies is seriously sick. So I just ordered mine from the Shirts and Destroy online store. (another thing i do on restless nights… online shopping!)
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Placebo Effect
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Can you digit
Grabbed previous SB star Bastien (un autre corps) and lovely Christell for a quick finger photo on the shopfloor of a packed Paris fashion week Colette. All tattoos by Bastien (touch ups to Christell’s line Scott Campbell). Thanks for the new Jacques.

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23% pure
Jeffrey has been consistently and faithfully sending me images and contributing to sang bleu since day one. I still owe Benedetta Rossi for introducing us.
A massive subject and interview with jeffrey is coming soon in the soon-to-be-launched “Online Features” section.
But before that, you might wanna have a look at http://www.jeffreykilmer.com/, or even better, buy “23%”, the book he just released.
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awesome UV sweaters by FUZI, sangbleu at brachfeld gallery and other interesting news
yesterday, i received the two “UV” jumpers I had ordered from my friend FUZI’s online shop, whiche litterally made me in an awe. Good enough reason to call them “awesome”, no? Along with them came two nice little postcards…
Fuzi will also be part of an event that will take place in a new space in the heart of Paris in September. More info soon, but I can already thank Guillaume from Dirty and my old friend Laurence!
Sang Bleu also will be curating an exhibition in the beautiful Brachfeld Gallery in Le Marais, Paris, from mid October to mid November. Holler (that’s just for the rhyme). Thank you ED!









