are you ready for the ultimate slumber party experience 💘 two little cuties invite you to their fun and interesting performance lecture 🤓🤓

they’ll tell you all about being cute

i saw this girl

she makes these tiny meals for her pet hamster

the hamster eats it like a person

it’s so cute i want to squeeze it
with its tiny hands and little face
crush it
🙉💝
put it in my mouth
and swallow it
she has the whole thing set up like a mini kitchen
i wish
i wish i was that hamster
you know how babies smell so fresh 🫠

it’s actually the smell of their brains

it's because their skull is so thin you can smell it

they should bottle it

sell it in a perfume

like the baby foreskin facial that sandra bullock gets 😭
i saw this girl she asked why isn’t anyone doing crack on accident anymore
🤭
like you can’t just pinterest a vibe if it wasn’t there before it has to be real

you know

all this makes me soft and cuddly

makes me want to melt away

become so fuzzy like a little kitten

purring on your chest

being a cutie is the best because it makes you open to the world and makes everyone see you from the inside although nobody takes you seriously you’re happy you’re free you’re safe you can soften every hard edge even though it’s only temporary you revel in the moment you try to dig deeper but the surface is what really draws you and pulls everyone around you searching for divinity we keep things smooth we keep things light we keep things interesting like a little baby taking its first nap it’s wonderful and silly and just makes you smile and forget

The work was realized with the support of the Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Croatia, Zaklada Kultura Nova, and the City of Zagreb Office for Culture.
 

Andrej Beštak and Anja Leko are an artist duo born in Zagreb, Croatia. Their artistic practice includes installation, performance, and video works, but overall it depends on the topic that they are interested in at the moment. They mostly consider themselves storytellers in spaces using visual language and sounds rather than words to create an emotional dialog between the artwork and the audience.