You are a sturdy Rose tree Leaves eating the sun.

aiden / he / 24

[quoms]

the basic emotional condition of capitalism is anxiety, fueled by insecurity. one of the most common, yet most effective, rhetorical moves used by the apologists of capital is to present this motive force as aspiration, rather than terror - that is, to disingenuously figure the motion of the system as a running-to, instead of a running-from. it is like if the camera were only ever positioned behind indiana jones, following him as he “aspires” to reach the exit of the cave, not once turning around to reveal the colossal stone sphere just inches from crushing him

[enki2]

[archbudzar]

FEEL ALL THINGS DEEPLY AND WITHOUT REMORSE

[activitesparanormales]

Okkulte Stimmen III, 2011-2014

[sandmandaddy69]

[ca-dmv-bot]

Customer: MOST EVIL. DMV: HOSTILE? Verdict: ACCEPTED

[grayghostofthenorth]

Bronze Borzoi

[marinella-ela]

[xenobotanist]

I am now on love with leaf-tailed geckos

[grayghostofthenorth]

C. BESIER (French sculptor. Active at the beginning of the 20th century) Russian borzoi Bronze, dark patina. signature

[socialmaya]

[his-shining-tears]

We Love Orange 🍊🍊

[archivedeathdrive]

Mark Rothko, Untitled, 1969

[occasionallybirds]

Be careful, it’s slippery out there!

Eastern Blue Bird (Sialia sialis)

January 24, 2022

Southeastern Pennsylvania

[occasionallybirds]

My most popular photo of 2022 was something I almost didn’t post.  Technically, from a photographer’s standpoint, it is not as good a photo of a bird as I usually post.  But I have learned that my followers would rather see a photo of one of my common birds doing something birdy than a perfectly posed picture of a rare warbler.

[draum2022]

[heavenpoison]

Svetlana Tartakovska (1979), Young Writer, Undated, Oil on masonite.

Link: http://www.artist-view.nl/

[anagramofbrat]

I’m kind of obsessed with this painting and others by the same artist of Black girls. it is one of the few representations of Black women in “traditional art,” for lack of a better term that shows the subject as soft, delicate and vulnerable, which are qualities ascribed to us so rarely it’s notable when it happens. It’s painted by a Ukrainian woman. I don’t have time to unpick all the complexities there, but there’s enough fraughtness between Black women and Eastern Europeans that the source of this painting is equally as surprising to me as the tenderness of subject.

[geopsych]

So many good moments yesterday.

[otterinthewoods]