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[gothredy]

[ducissatenebrarum]

Le Pendu,1873 by Paul-Albert Besnard

[energy]

clouds

[nihilismio]

[bebs-art-gallery]

Curses of the Heart

— by xis.lanyx

[cesontlesfemmes]

Ferdinando Scianna, Marpessa, Sicile, 1987

[archatlas]

Walking on Water

Christo’s ‘Floating Piers’ installation finally opens to the public June 18th. The highly-anticipated reveal sees 100,000 square meters of shimmering yellow fabric wrap a floating dock that connects various points on Italy’s Lake Iseo. Undulating with the movement of the waves, visitors can now experience the ‘Floating Piers’ as they walk from Sulzano to Monte Isola and to the island of San Paolo, which it completely encircles. The 3 kilometer-long walkway extends clear across the water, with surrounding mountains offering a bird’s-eye view of a golden network of passageways that lead in and around the town. The fabric continues along 1.5 kilometers of pedestrian streets in Sulzano and Peschiera Maraglio.

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[philomena-famulok]

©Philomena Famulok

[vampira-carmilla]

[gacougnol]

Shoo Mars Rae

[jinxproof]

Anja Rubik | © Nobuyoshi Araki  W Magazine (December 2017)

[artagainstsociety]

Anatomical Paintings by Nunzio Paci

[bebs-art-gallery]

The Puppet by Kim Jakobsson

[iiantimatterii]

"Lacrima Mosa"

[my-inner-crisis]

Not my picture, but my edit. Please don’t remove the credit!

[art-tension]

Chiharu Shiota weaves an immersive labyrinth of keys and yarn

“The key in the hand“

as visitors to the 2015 venice art biennale enter the japan pavilion, a red immersive expanse infills the building’s ceiling and walls, intertwining entrants within a maze of vibrantly colored yarn. ‘the key in hand’ by japanese artist chiharu shiota comprises more than 50,000 keys hanging from a cloud of tightly interwoven string. the web of threads turns the roof into a complex and elaborate labyrinth of materials, forming an undulating path for which viewers to traverse beneath. two rustic boats at the center of the space part the veil of keys, catching the net of interlaced metal and material as it passes over and permeates the entirety of the site. Source:designboom

[voguelovesme]

Juliet Ingleby by Sebastian Faena, CR Fashion Book #1