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Halfway through the Space Skeleton Saturday year! Here’s Barry N. Malzberg as a space skeleton in the far-off future of 1986, as depicted by Stephen Fabian for the November 1973 cover to fanzine ‘The Alien Critic’
Toshio Matsumoto Everything Visible is Empty 1975
fruit is love (by 午安陳狐狸)
naudline pierre, “hereafter, ye shall be changed,” 2021
Placebo, Dadu Shin
mossy bones
Alexia McKindsey (@mlexia)
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Angus McKie, The Planet That Wasn’t
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Orlando(the Marmalade Cat): His Silver Wedding (source)
Cornu’s Spiral. The theory of light. 1901.
Internet Archive
Cornu’s Spiral. The theory of light. 1901.
Internet Archive
Andy Warhol ‘Atomic Bomb’, 1965
Hiroshi Manabe
“Tracks made by atomic particles from a particle accelerator, a device that speeds up the particles. The eye can’t see protons, electrons, and other subatomic particles, but a camera records their frothy wakes in a chamber of liquefied neon and hydrogen at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Batavia, Illinois. Physicists study the tracks to learn about the characteristics of the particles that produced them.” - National Geographic, 1978.
Kiss of Luminescence club & bar, by Hisanobu Tsujimura, 1997
from eat. work. shop. New Japanese Design (2004)
Girls on wood, Neryl Walker
1947, Roswell
Allison Beondé (2015)