🌱

[niiv]

The twisted ebb and flow of wood in this gnarl fascinated me. How strange it is that wood can look like roiling water and yet be completely stationary; how strange that even though I perceive it as stationary, it is actually still growing. Slowly flowing after all?

Forest adventures with a special person // August 31st 

[won-der-land89]

[ninetail-fox]

cup & saucer ,Kyoto

[minamargaux]

[girlinlondon]

[bone-lust]

Some of my favorite Jessica Harrison porcelain artwork from 2013. She’s my favorite porcelain figurine artist. _ She “unravels imaginative touch” in creating her sculptures, something clearly seen here as she shows these beautiful female porcelain figures so gruesomely tearing out their innards. More - jessicaharrison.co.uk

[thefabulousweirdtrotters]

Homo Algus, Marais de Séné, Bretagne, France 

Land art by Sophie Prestigiacomo

[bilegirl]

[cap-ulet]

[babyionian-deactivated20200611]

[kitchendisease]

[traintracks-moved-deactivated20]

[flowhei]

Press flowers for life

[heyfiki]

[electiconyx]

[inactivegreedigut-deactivated20]

rocks are so bizarre … large structures pulled from the earth, down in the dirt where they were born…. theyre MADE down there, in huge fires, the center of the earth is on FIRE and its spitting up these OBJECTS….. and you can hold them in your hands and smell them and theyre cool to the touch and they taste like nothing else in the world, i like big rocky crags that stick up from the ground because if you put your ear on them and they are of great integrity and conductive nature you can hear the internal movements of our boiling planet

[fairynests]