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Caught some lucky gusts today 🌬️
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@wing_surfer @naishfoil @naishfoiling @womenofwing @women_kiteboarding @wingsurfworld @sanlorenzo_maui by @rio.imperato

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2 years ago

3 weeks in a bottle on the beach of an island in indo ❤️‍🔥 by @rio.imperato

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a year ago

Syd said she liked my hot mom sunglasses 😁 by @rio.imperato

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19 days ago

Turns out Blue actually can fly #kakawkakaw 🦜 by @rio.imperato

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a month ago

NYC journal entry. (First and last) xoxo taken in NYC by @rio.imperato

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a month ago

Yk why we call her Sabrina right ⁉️

I wanted to post this because I’m finally prioritizing art and hobbies because holy cow it’s alr senior year and if not now I’ll be 90 tmrw. This was one from the dorms ❌⭕️❌

The skeleton so everybody can see themselves in it. The bikini because it’s awesome (my twin). And the hands keep a pretty solid balance on everything ❤️‍🔥 taken in Malibu Beach by @rio.imperato

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2 months ago

Mwah taken in Manhattan, New York by @rio.imperato

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2 months ago

my met collection! I made a collage and here’s why 🤍

a little why (SWIPE)

These two works, depict youth and hope and later beauty near death. A dreamy still life and impressionistic flowing scene melt into a little poster of beauty and magic under any condition.

XOXOXO

Sprite (by a sculptor in Donatello’s circle, c. 1432)

The Sprite captures the joyful spirit of the early Renaissance, its dancing, winged child embodying movement, innocence, and wonder in bronze. Though created by a sculptor very close to Donatello-perhaps even under his direct influence-it reflects the same revolutionary interest in bringing life and emotion into sculpture. Art historians treasure it as one of the finest surviving examples of the playful spiritelli that helped define Renaissance art, and it is admired today by scholars, collectors, and visitors to the Metropolitan Museum of Art alike. Its charm lies in its ability to make something mythical feel deeply human, inviting generations of viewers to smile more than five centuries later.

Monet’s Water Lilies

Claude Monet painted his Water Lilies in the final decades of his life, transforming the pond in his beloved garden at Giverny into one of the most celebrated visions in art history. Rather than depicting a place, the paintings immerse the viewer in shifting light, reflection, and color, creating a quiet, almost dreamlike experience. They have been cherished by millions of museum visitors and praised by artists ranging from the Abstract Expressionists to contemporary painters for changing the way people think about painting itself. Today, the series remains a symbol of serenity, beauty, and the profound emotional power that can be found in nature’s simplest moments. taken in The Met by @rio.imperato

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3 months ago

Standard Tuesday 💛🧚🏼‍♀️🤸‍♀️🧑‍🩰

#brooklynbridge #nyc #run #westsidehighway taken in New York City by @rio.imperato

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3 months ago

Lih Luh Laugh America taken in Canandaguia by @rio.imperato

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3 months ago

KNICKS IN 5. What a special night to be here. 🧡💙

#knicksin5
#nyc
#msg
#brunson
#wemby taken in New York City by @rio.imperato

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4 months ago

Photog dump for the grads!!! 💛💛 by @rio.imperato

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5 months ago