[jamabushi]

what do you think reality is

[jamabushi]

[xwristitlo]

Elusive memory, pencil on paper, 2020

@xwristitlo

[funeral]

Artificial limbs by James Gillingham, 1900

[punlovsin]

brassai

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[nontemporary]

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[basquiatwowo]

Andy Goldsworthy, Balance, 1977

[justmakesuresheeatsthemouse]

Four collages of me from the talented Ester Kärkkäinen, friend and fellow noise artist Himukalt. Stunning work. Fractured. Visceral.

[justmakesuresheeatsthemouse]

Also, we are both currently on an amazing charity compilation to be released 07 October 2022 Information to be found on my pinned post.

Or follow @uncomfortable-electronics for this and other False Maria band updates.

[sodisnanee-deactivated20211216]

Max Dupain, Experimental Nudes

[weathercade]

Franz Lazi - Mount Etna, 1968

[spectat-or]

“Once upon a time… a long, long time ago… there was a mystical city, Tar. And at that time all the cities were intact and flourishing, because the final war had not yet begun. When the great catastrophe occurred, all the cities crumbled… except Tar. Tar still exists. If you know where to look for it, you will find it. And when you get there you will be presented with wine and water and play with a gramophone. When you get there, you will help harvest grapes and you will pick up scorpions hidden under white rocks. When you get there… you will know eternity. You’ll see a bird that drinks one drop of water from the ocean every hundred years. When you get there, you’ll understand life and you’ll become a cat, phoenix, swan, elephant, baby and an old man. You’ll be alone and accompanied. You’ll love and be loved, sharing the same space… and yours will be the seal of seals. As you approach the future, you’ll find… Ecstasy. It will overwhelm you and never abandon you.”

— Fando y Lis

[henk-heijmans]

A woman walking up a street in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, with smoking bottle kilns belonging to potteries visible in the background, 1946 - by Kurt Hutton (1893 - 1960), German/English

[drbrainworm]

[1884-deactivated20120103]

[already-14]

Pierre Boucher (1908, France - 2000, France)

La révolte - 1945

Photocollage, épreuve gélatino-argentique collée sur carton

26,9 x 23 cm - 33 x 25,4 cm

[quatermasspitt]

[musicmakesyousmart]

The Miracles - Renaissance

Temla

1973