Eye Lash Rope

This is my pursuit to know what tickles my fancy. Ask me anything.

[weltenwellen]

Maggie Smith, from “Slipper”, Goldenrod

[aaronmcknightstudio]

Plants and trees are the only ones capable of capturing solar energy and storing it as a chemical bond within the mineral matter of the planet. From this perspective, they have a veritable cosmogonic function: they engender our world minute by minute, they secrete the matter that discreetly circulates from body to body, from individual to individual, from species to species. This universal food is the sunlight housed within earthly matter. [...] Thanks to them, food is a secret trade in light that is consumed from body to body.

Emanuele Coccia, Experiencing the World

[cafeinevitable-deactivated20220]

Beautifully-observed & realistic figure of a sleeping Antelope incised on rock up to 10,000 years ago at Tin Taghirt, Tassili n'Ajjer in Algeria, one of the largest & most important groupings of prehistoric cave art in the world.

ph: Linus Wolf

[notationnotes]

John Cage (1912-1992) :: Where R = Ryoanji (3R/17)

Between 1983 and 1992, John Cage created some 170 pencil drawings, an intensive exploration of Japan’s most famous Zen garden of the RyoanjiTemple in Kyoto. Working on handmade Indian rag paper at a small light table built into his office desk, the Ryoanji drawings can be seen as the opus magnum of Cage’s visual work, illustrating aesthetic and conceptual reflections relevant to his entire oeuvre. (via John Cage Trust)

[fishing-lesbian-princess]

The problem with nuclear power plants is that you would want the workers to observe the processes carefully to avoid disaster, however nuclear power plants generate energy by boiling water, so the plant technicians can’t watch what’s happening or the water won’t boil due to the Watchpot Phenomenon. Thankfully scientists have overcome this hurdle in recent decades by squinting so the water thinks their eyes are closed and that it isn’t being watched

[wombatsrus]

Terry Pratchett couldn't have written it better.

[fishing-lesbian-princess]

Y’know this is the second time someone has compared this post to Terry Pratchett, I’m honestly really honored

[eyelashrope]

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[alraunahomestead]

Alina Malina

[alraunahomestead]

Alina Malina

[beer-buzz]

Joseph Albers

[rowenablade]

Coming out of my cage and I’ve been doing just fine

Gotta gotta be down, because I want it all

It was only a fish

IT WAS ONLY A FISH

[chanelbagsandcigarettedrags]

Kallithea, Greece

[nevver]

Cow mountain, Kate Kirkwood

[theundergroundwoman]

one thing about me is I love brutalism. I love concrete. I love not living in a house with cardboard walls and I love looking at a building and thinking this imposing boy would survive a nuclear war

[theundergroundwoman]

I’m sorry for thinking that grim brutalist design and the vibrant resilience of nature go hand in hand. I’m sorry for seeing how striking, atmospheric and refreshing that looks. I’m right though

[theundergroundwoman]

society if we started making places look like this again just with more plants

[theundergroundwoman]

@c--vsm you literally get it bestie

[1dietcokeinacan]

Vanessa Stockard, from her Water Queen series

[inneroptics]

Martin Bogren - Hollow

[roundo]

“content” “platform” “creators” “monetization” “revenue” “microinfluencers” “algorithm” “trends” “lifestyle” “authenticity” “parasocial”

[inneroptics]

SHOJI UEDA -Spring (from the series ‘Children the Year Around’), Japan

[steroge]

The period staircase of a 17th century house in Warwick, England