Death Rune

Remember: there's one in every crowd

[membrane]

Horatio Ross / Ecosse, vers 1860.

[broughttothewater]

[broughttothewater]

[suonko]

by Aliriza CAKIR

[soluksuret]

[thesorceresstemple]

[theweightofdivinity]

And I shall serve you still, my king. Not beneath you, but beside you. For you protect what is sacred in me, and I remain the guardian of your soul’s breath.

[kafkasapartment]

Tinker Girl, Dublin, 1967. Evelyn Hofer. Gelatin silver.

"Tinker" is from the Irish Traveller community—a nomadic ethnic group. The term derived is from the traditional trade of tin-smithing, though today it is widely recognized as an offensive pejorative. Hofer’s portrayal of the girl however, is in contrast to the casual or dismissive attitudes that were directed toward the community.

[occultclassicalart]

BW Inv. Edit after Frederic Edwin Church (Aurora Borealis over Mt. Desert Island, from Bar Harbor, Maine) (Smithsonian, Acc. 1917-4-1374)

[coonabarabran-aussie-gay]

[womenofnoise]

Pharmakon by Josip Bolonić, Croatia, October 2024.

[swallowing-scrap-metal]

Today’s underrated band is Grim. Grim is the one man power electronics/industrial project of Jun Konagaya. Grim is most well known for their 1986 album Folk Music and their 1987 EP Message, but after an extended hiatus, Jun resumed releasing albums under the Grim project in 2010 and has remained active since. While the project is most known for power electronics, Jun has also explored other musical styles such as neofolk on Message, eclectic post-industrial on Maha, and power noise on Cheerleader. Jun has also released several albums under his own name such as his 2014 masterpiece Travel

[soluksuret]

Ömürlük.

[deathandmysticism]

A system of anatomical plates, accompanied with descriptions, and physiological, pathological, and surgical observations, 1822

[enchantedbook]

“Walpurgisnacht” by Heinrich Kley, 1923.

[gacougnol]

Jānis Gleizds (1924 - 2010)

‘Flower’, Latvia | middle of the 20th century

[shadows-of-infinity]

One vs two hands...