later maybe

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[beizing-blog]

hi i made a dinky playlist. you can have a listen over here and download the .zip here 

thx for indulging my procrastination /succumbs to a bad case of the doldrums 

[nearlya]

Price Bullington, Sungazing II, 2017

[amnesiac618-deactivated20170405]

"There is no gene for the human spirit."

[likeafieldmouse-deactivated2015]

Cy Twombly - Lycian Drawings (Nimphidia & Niphidia) (1982)

[dailygot]

[milkifan-deactivated20190306]

[artofoverwhelm]

[molinaesque]

no one can know

[censorus]

[mpdrolet]

Tatiana Leshkina & Erik Hart 

[pretty-pictures-solve-everything]

[emiliotini]

OUT NOW/Editorial D Magazine ‘DNA Rosa’

[666cecile]

[softsubs]

[unhistorical]

The Empyrean, from The Divine Comedy (1861-1868), Gustave Doré

The Empyrean, “from the Medieval Latin empyreus, an adaptation of the Ancient Greek ἔμπυρος empyrus ”in or on the fire (pyr)”, is a region described in the the Paradiso portion of Dante’s Divine Comedy as a place beyond even the highest spheres of Heaven, the dwelling place of God and angels. In The Divine Comedy, Dante is “enveloped by [a] veil of radiance” as he ascends to the Empyrean.

Some medieval writers conceived of it as a celestial sphere formed from pure fire, but others contested that it burned with light rather than elemental fire, as Thomas Aquinas described in the Summa Theologica: "wholly luminous… that heaven is called the empyrean, not from its fiery heat, but from its brightness". 

[tragic-scene-of-doom]

[showstudio]

Reference for Liberty Ross’ ‘Home Alone’ Film