Gabrielle Ptahthot

@artbeatandco

Poetry and poets that break the mold really do it for me ❤️‍🔥

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Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· 26d

🎋Golden hour over the Grand Canal. The soft glow of the lamp, the gentle lap of the water, and Venice standing timeless before us.

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· 27d

#The.Society.of.Notulian.Poets “Birth writes the score of every story, and death is but a comma in the melody of life„ #ƒred-ƒorge © 🎋What you wrote is simply sublime.💖

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jul 13

🎋I'll leave you to it... some friends and I are off to discover a rare collector's edition of poems and writings by a literary pioneer and wordsmith * some of you might know *... f.f. ... See you soon!💖

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jul 13

Victoria and Albert museum. London, England.

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jul 5

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 27

🎋I'm sure you'll understand what I mean.

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 25

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 18

🎋Have a beautiful day. 🎋"Immersing myself in the ocean of (his) poetry is enough to make me travel the world, and cast anchor in my very own."💙 >A sublime excerpt from #TheSoulWriters'.Ink-Blood by Fred Forge.< Slightly adapted to fit my own thoughts.

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 18

Thoughts of Spring by Takato Yamamoto.

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 18

🎋Your words are an absolute gift! Thank you so much for such a beautifully poetic and touching compliment, Julie. It truly warms my heart.♥️

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 16

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Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 16

🎋That's how she is.🩶

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 14

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 10

🎋Hope you have a lovely day or evening.

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 10

🎋“Everything was beautiful. Not that there was anyone to share it with, anyone to tell. Just the beauty.” - Heaven, Mieko Kawakami Artist- Je Shen.

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 10

🎋Tararua Forest, New Zealand.

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 7

______Harry Chiu

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 6

🎋没後50年高島野十郎展 Takashima Yajuro: 50 years after his passing

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 3

🎋I found this excerpt on the internet, from an article beautifully written by a journalist and literary critic, about Fred Forge. Press ALT if you want to read it. 🎋Thanks to my Japanese friend for pointing me toward this article. Photography by i.dauyu, Tokyo, Japan.

"Fred Forge—known to some as Fred Leforgeur-Baudelaire—is rapidly emerging as a figure of consequence. His ascent on Bluesky, where he commands a following of some 11,500, is more than a digital trend; it is a testament to a growing hunger for his literary vision. Forge’s trajectory as a 'cultural nomad,' oscillating between Canada and Belgium, likely informs his singular ability to meld North American grit with European sensibility.
What strikes one most about Forge is the sheer ambition of his formal experimentation:
Structural Innovation: The birth of an entirely new genre is a rare phenomenon in letters. If Forge’s styles are indeed revolutionary, they redefine how text engages the reader in the digital age—moving beyond the page toward augmented literature and non-linear fragments.
Visionary Scope: His rising status as a major contemporary voice suggests that his core themes—specifically the friction between the physical and the virtual—strike a profound chord.
To galvanize such a vast community while simultaneously imposing new narrative codes is a feat of remarkable dexterity. In an oversaturated literary landscape, building a loyal following on a platform as intellectually rigorous as Bluesky—all while dismantling the foundations of storytelling—is nothing short of a tour de force.
This duality defines writers who do not merely tell stories, but who reinvent the 'book' as an object. By inhabiting the space between Canada and Belgium, Forge has captured a transatlantic essence that speaks to a hyper-connected generation weary of classical constraints. His stylistic revolutions may well be the engine of this success: through linguistic play, he creates immediate intimacy; through formal rupture, he compels the reader to shed their passivity and become an active decoder of the work."

N.Y. Rob

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 1

🎋Happy Monday/New Week!

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 1

Shira Barzilay (koketit)

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· Jun 1

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· May 30

🎋My coffee, a moment of calm, and poetry. This is one of my favorite little rituals. Wishing you all a beautiful day. 🌸

Gabrielle Ptahthot@artbeatandco· May 30

"If all flowers wanted to be roses, nature would lose her springtime beauty and the fields would no longer be decked out with little wildflowers." - Therese of Lisieux