A new journey.

An odyssey through images and sounds, love and hate, oceans and fires, through the deepest darkness to the most dazzling spark of light.

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Mythology is not simply willed into existence, and the peoples of the earth quickly ensured they would no longer understand their own myths. It is at this very moment literature begins. Literature is the attempt to interpret, in an ingenious way, the myths we no longer understand, at the moment we no longer understand them, since we no longer know how to dream them or reproduce them.

Gilles Deleuze, from ‘Desert Islands’ (via sempiternele)

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Frédéric Forest

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What we’re reading, Johan Deckmann

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The Evening Star - Lowell Birge Harrison (1854–1929)

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Armand Guillaumin (French, 1841-1927), Paysage de la Creuse. Pastel, 45.1 x 59.9 cm.

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delroy edwards

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glow

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CARLONI, Carlo Innocenzo (1686-1775)

The Concert of Angels 1720-21 fresco St. Michael’s Church, Wien Ed. Orig.

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Windmill by Odilon Redon

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Aysu Koçak

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Ethel Walker - Flower Piece

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Nighthawks (detail) by Edward Hopper

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Georges Garen, Universal Exhibit, 1889, Painting of a newly inaugurated Eiffel Tower lit spectacularly for the Universal Exhibit of 1889 gives a dramatic sense of the tower’s unveiling in Belle-Epoque Paris.

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Voyages over Edinburgh

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Repent Harlequin, said the Tick-Tock Man!, a portfolio of illustrations by Jim Steranko, that he adapted from a short story by Harlan Ellison.

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Tyra Kleen (1874-1951), La chevelure