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g | XXIX | artist + north country girl🕯️ formerly athinginmotion

[nyamadeusmeowzart]

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[imcubo]

frescos in the villa Santo Sospir, by Jean Cocteau

[overdose-art]

A SILK HERALDIC RUG, POSSIBLY KASHAN, CENTRAL PERSIA, EARLY 20TH CENTURY

[blood-red-roses]

oh my goodness, jason arday...horrifying

[enchantedbook]

Little Red Riding Hood from 'My Book of Favourite Fairy Tales', illustrated by Jennie Harbour, 1921.

[stuckinapril]

In every relationship or friendship worth having, there will be inevitable moments of awkwardness, anger, miscommunication, frustration, or impatience. It’s how each person decides to navigate that that determines how much they care about one another. If you internalize those moments as an overarching statement that speaks louder than all the good times you had with this person, you are practically shooting yourself in the foot. If you decide to walk away at natural moments of friction, either that person didn’t matter all that much to you, or you do care but elect to self-sabotage all moments of connection because you fear abandonment or negative reactions from people you care about. Either way this is unsustainable and guarantees a lifetime of loneliness.

[neshamama]

will barnet, "dialogue in green," 1970, lithograph

[gogumagirl]

[cheruib]

kinda my favorite thing in the world ?

[worldsandemanations]

“The Fifth Knot” (interlaced roundel with seven six-pointed stars), Albrecht Dürer

[medievalanchoress]

Awkward, forgetful angel(s) & lonely, responsible flower(s)

Politics + whimsy in the late work of Paul Klee

apparently Annie Dillard can be quite convincing because i've decided to publish a Substack instead of hoarding away my thoughts on a recent exhibition of Paul Klee’s work at the Jewish Museum

[maddieduda]

A soft sculpture carousel horse

[dauen]

impression, soleil levant — claude monet, 1872

📍 musée marmottan monet, paris (17.07.2026)

[expressions-of-nature]

Burke Mountain, Vermont by Dave Schmidt

[xanaxfarts]

Oyster Shell photo: Keith Wallis

[segamascott]

[sentimentalbeing2001]

Rinko Kawauchi, Halo (2017)