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[mohammedalaniart]

Mohammed Alani 2026

[mohammedalaniart]

Mohammed Alani 2026

[mohammedalaniart]

Mohammed Alani 2026

[jeremiu]

Akihiko Miyoshi, Artist Statement, 2004

[miamaimania]

Yosuke Amemiya ✾ mutant apple, studio still life

[miamaimania]

“A poem, an exercise in omitting letters” ⌇ Thomas Penny · concrete poetry

[pmamtraveller]

Green frescoes from Pompeii, Italy

[1000sassa1000]

[antonio-m]

Louis Fratino (American, b.1993). "Waking Up First, Hard Morning Light", 2020. oil on canvas

[grundoonmgnx]

Tianhao 田浩 (Chinese, b. 1994) Parenting II, 2026

Oil on canvas, 50 × 40 cm

[alebertoncello]

Untitled (Collective Landscape#4), remix, collage made by 40 oil paintings, Lambda Print, 64x120 cm, 2015.

[aimer-imaginer-penser]

tumblr-d'art

[philomena-famulok]

©Philomena Famulok

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[avclittler]

Happy 17th May.

[gayartists]

Gregory with Gym Socks (1976), David Hockney

[darklingvd]

David Hockney (1937-2026) †

[historicalbookimages]

🦑 The Cephalopod. atlas Jerusalem: Israel Program for Scientific Translations ; Springfield, Va.: available from the U. S. National Technical Information Service, 1975. Think vampires don’t exist? Check out the Vampire Squid! He may not drink ur blood, but he’s still the “squid from hell” Original source Image description: Historical scientific illustration showing three views of a vampire squid. The top image depicts a side profile with a rounded, dark body, a fin-like structure on the back, prominent red eyes, and webbed arms with curled tips. The lower left image shows the squid from below, highlighting its webbed arms lined with short spines or hooks, fanning out symmetrically. The lower right image presents a rear view, focusing on the bulbous mantle, fin extensions, and red eyes positioned on either side of the body. The drawing emphasizes the squid’s unique, eerie features, often called the “squid from hell.”

[thunderstruck9]

Reza Derakshani (Iranian, active in the US, 1952), Hunt Nilgoon. Oil on canvas, 200 x 200 cm.