Ken Stachnik
@kenstachnik.bsky.social
filmmaker, bread baker, gardener, and dog dad to Freddie Potatoes
Reposted by Ken Stachnik
In 1935, surrealist artist/filmmaker Joseph Cornell became obsessed with Rose after buying a print of East of Borneo in a junk shop. He then created a 19-minute silent short dreamscape of spliced scenes of Rose filtered through blue glass and named it Rose Hobart (1936).
November 25, 2025 at 8:24 PM
In 1935, surrealist artist/filmmaker Joseph Cornell became obsessed with Rose after buying a print of East of Borneo in a junk shop. He then created a 19-minute silent short dreamscape of spliced scenes of Rose filtered through blue glass and named it Rose Hobart (1936).
Reposted by Ken Stachnik
Got so much in the hopper I'm proud of
November 10, 2025 at 2:39 AM
Got so much in the hopper I'm proud of
Servers of Mortons Steakhouse you are the front line. Use paranoia to take away their simple pleasures.
November 9, 2025 at 11:58 PM
Servers of Mortons Steakhouse you are the front line. Use paranoia to take away their simple pleasures.