fjaraa

I study history and art history. Nature lover. Cat mum.

[sugarsubfairyy]

naturally introverted, selectively extroverted

[kindofluxe]

Still have a thing for ceilings…always looking up. (at Musée d'Orsay)

[et-iterum]

Some pics I took in Boston.

[ghostlywriterr]

[glazedeye-s]

the statues of apollo and athena, at the academy athens, in a full moon night.

[erikphillips94]

me looking at modern art: its ok but where is the fear of god?

[calanthesfeuillemort]

[sainted-places]

[vintagepales]

[jmelinaugarte]

me in the middle of the stormy night running down the grand staircase in this with a candelabra in hand before i run away with my vampire lover forever.

[kultklassic]

I just alternate between ‘maybe I’m smarter than I give myself credit for’ and ‘maybe I’m dumber than I realized’

[purest-witch]

some beautiful old botanical illustrations from a gardening book I own  ❀

[simena]

JEAN-BAPTISTE MONNOYER  (detail)

[strechanadi]

Paris Opera ballet

Giselle

photo: Tim Chong

[cybrhoe]

20 (intrusive) questions

put a # in my ask

1) how would you describe your relationship with your mom/dad

2) when was the last time you cried and why

3) whats your favorite/least favorite quality about yourself; why

4) do you smile at strangers

5) how often do people (not family members) tell you they love you

6) how is your life different now from two years ago

7) would you ever cheat on someone 

8) are you a jealous person

9) whats the worst pickup line someone has asked you

10) do you believe in ghosts

11) what are your ambitions

12) 3 deal breakers in a relationship

13) what is one thing you’ll never do again

14) whats your most bizarre pet peeve

15) what is your favorite memory

16) whats your zodiac sign

17) what ‘small things’ things terrify you

18) do you like your laugh

19) have you ever stalked someone/been stalked

20) do you feel loved

[blaccademic]

ask away, darlings ✨

[deadpoetwilde]

not 2 sound whiny but i wish more attention was given to the importance of art and literature and philosophy and other humanities again so they'll return to being a really great part of what shapes a decade or an era instead of being seen as useless because they don't fit into the capitalist ideal of a productive society

[sunbathe]

@ohdermond