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Pan Inkhoo (潘英豪, b 1998) is a Japanese artist, known for her serene, atmospheric Nihonga-style paintings. Pan Inkhoo works with mineral pigments, sand, and soil on Washi paper attached to panels painting dreamlike, quiet landscapes, often featuring cats, birds, and rabbits.

https://www.instagram.com/haneigou/

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Sabine Moritz is a German painter and graphic designer born East Germany in 1969. Just before the fall of the Berlin Wall, she relocated with her family to West Germany. She is married to the artist Gerhard Richter, whom she sought out as a painting teacher during her studies at Düsseldorf Art Academy.

Sabine Moritz’s work is a manifestation of memory and release. She returns repeatedly to specific scenes from her childhood that have become indelibly imprinted on her psyche.

https://www.pilarcorrias.com/.../49-sabine-moritz/biography/

[worldscoolest]

Executive ebony desk by FabioLenci for Bernini, 1970s & a ‘Quadrifoglio’ lamp by GaeAulenti for Guzzini, 1970s.

[mosertone]

Aluminum Vintage Medical Prosthetic Eye Display with Prosthetic Eyes.  

[cinema-whore]

black eye healing

[jareckiworld]

Azuki Furuya — Woman with Cat (oil, acrylic & mixed media, on board, 2025)

[wiktorjackowski]

magic mountain, 2026, oil on canvas, 110 × 120 cm

[thunderstruck9]

Wiktor Jackowski (Polish, 1987)

[cavatas]

Ausable Chasm, Adirondacks, New York

[allesgold]

wien 2025

[mybeingthere]

The Textile Art of Feliciano Centurión (1962 - 1996, Paraguay) who died at the age of 34.

Born in the city of San Ignacio, Misiones in March of 1962, Feliciano Centurión was a Paraguayan artist known for his painting and textile work that incorporated painting, knitting, crocheting and embroidering. He was raised in a matriarchal household where he was taught the traditional crafts normally associated with women’s work.

Feliciano Centurión’s family fled to Formosa. He received his initial art education in the visual arts at Formosa’s Oscar R. Albertozzi School of Fine Arts. Centurión permanently relocated to Buenos Aires where he studied painting at the Ernesto de la Cárcova Superior School of Fine Arts and the Prilidiano Pueyrredón School of Fine Arts. He earned the National Professor and Superior Professor of Painting degrees.

Centurión incorporated ordinary household items into his artwork, such as blankets (frazadas), handkerchiefs, and pillowcases which he purchased at local street markets. His textile work followed the weaving traditions held by the indigenous Guaraní people of the interior regions of South America, particularly those of Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Bolivia.

Diagnosed with HIV in 1992 at a time when no accessible treatments were available, Centurión began chronicling his declining health by weaving texts into increasingly smaller and more intricate fabrics. At a time when government policies and media reports stigmatized the virus and its victims, he expressed humanizing, sentimental notions of comfort and intimacy into his fabric work. Centurión’s works were composed of bright colors and animals, such as snails and crocodiles, remembered from his childhood.

[squeakowl]

Art by Oh Jess Marie (source)

[ymutate]

Sophie Grandval (born in 1936). France

Dandelions (1990)

[bunnypets]

by dimda_

[l0uisebrooks]

jewellery box crab

[pwlanier]

Antique leaded glass Spider Web window

Milleabros Auctioneers

[weepingwidar]

Bryan Rogers (American, 1977) - Diving Right (2023)

[starzec]

Słowackiego Estate, Lublin, September 2025

Osiedle Słowackiego in Lublin, designed by Oskar and Zofia Hansen in the 1960s and built between 1964 and 1972 is a pioneering example of the Open Form concept. Osiedle Słowackiego was part of the Hansens’ visionary idea of the Linear Continuous System (LSC) – a bold concept of cities stretching along infrastructure lines, balancing housing, work, and nature in a dynamic, human-centered urban form. Its modernist layout with green courtyards and pedestrian-friendly spaces makes it a landmark of postwar urban design.