Looking In (Mirando hacia dentro), bronze sculpture created by British-Mexican artist Leonora Carrington (2000)
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Looking In (Mirando hacia dentro), bronze sculpture created by British-Mexican artist Leonora Carrington (2000)
do you still think i'm hot with this giant hole in my chest
Andrew Wyeth, Lovers, 1981
Fifth Avenue at Twilight, c. 1909. Birge Harrison. Oil on canvas.
I was only a crescent moon, a curved half circle, curved in gaping, dolorous craving, bowed around emptiness, arms surrounding to meet nothing, a line unfinished, a life unrounded, a curve unfilled, suspended over the world, pale with unfullness,
Anaïs Nin, Incest: From a Journal of Love: The Unexpurgated Diary of Anaïs Nin 1932-1934
Dmytro Kupriyan, 2017
keyhole effect in cinema
date with an angel (1987) umberto d (1952) judex (1963) branded to kill (1963) the keyhole (1933) what happened to the inquistive janirot (1902) the oyster princess (1919) the madness of dr. tube (1915)
Cover of a mirror from Greece (c. 400 BCE, bronze, ± 17cm diameter), and detail depicting a scene with another mirror. The woman also holds alabastron (perfume jar).
Prehistoric depictions of owls.
fog dog
I love gay people theres a guy in my neighborhood who named his one singular dog “simon and garfunkel”
“Veil of Smoke” by Unknown Photographer ◇ Cigarette smoke caught between transparency and touch