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Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi
“In the Meadow”, by Japanese artist Natsuki Nakamura
“We need to tell each other stories of different ways you can live, different ways you can be; predicated not on how close you get to the life you were assumed or expected to have, but on the queer wanderings of the life you live. I would have liked to have known there were other ways of living, of being. I would have liked to have known that women do not have to be in relation to men.”
— Sara Ahmed, Living a Feminist Life
Klodt Mikhail Konstantinovich. “Birch alley” 1890..
I don’t think there is any art in the world quite as astonishing as Kinuko Craft’s illustrations for Patricia McKillip’s novels
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Rainy day in Fukui, Japan // Countryside of Japan[福井++] ♡
Once again - the flower kingdom by Thierry Feuz, born 1968, Swiss/Austrian.
Thierry Feuz, born in Vienna. professional swiss contemporary artist from Geneva, Switzerland, is working with art galleries such as Christo
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Lacey Black (American, 1992) - Sienese Castle (2022)
Rainy day in Daira Pond, Japan // 雨の日の平池
Kiki’s Delivery Service: Ursula’s painting (photo drawing). Featured in The Art of Kiki’s Delivery Service
may 2026 bring us closer to a Palestine liberated from zionist occupation, and a Democratic Republic of Congo and Sudan free from proxy exploitation. May 2026 see more people gain the courage to make the world a little better than before. May we all remember to tend seeds whose trees we may never sit beneath. Consider donating to/sharing The Sameer Project, or Khartoum Aid Kitchen or Focus Congo. All power to all the people. Happy new year.