Imaginalia

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[voyages-en-utopi]

[dennybitte]

alluvial

by Denny Bitte

[mojo5050]

“The hardest thing in life to learn is which bridge to cross and which to burn.”

David Russell

[mediadiversified]

[dappledwithshadow]

René Magritte

[hamonikakoshoten]

宮川香山　没後100年

[shihlun]

Makuzu Kozan

[susukisu]

[mauveflwrs]

Paul Klee - Vollmond In Mauern (Full Moon Within Walls) (1919)

[peterjschweitzer]

Portrait of a stranger’s house. We were driving down the street when this beautiful wisteria stopped us in our tracks. I wonder how much time I’ve spent photographing stranger’s houses. Despite the wary looks from the neighbors, or the owners themselves, I love capturing these neighborhoods and all the beautiful spots throughout the city. → Peter Schweitzer

[design-is-fine]

August Kreyenkamp, Untitled, 1930. Forms of nature, Ice Flowers. Crystals. Germany. Gelatin silver print. Via Kleinschmidt Fine Photographs

[supersonicart]

Robert Minervini’s Invisible Reflections.

Oakland, California based artist Robert Minervini’s paintings explore notions of Utopia against the ecological impacts of humanity through mesmerizing landscapes.

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[sanshu-seiso]

Sanshu Seiso (Japan)

[poetcc-things]

A pen can tame the hurricane that rages in a poet’s brain

© 2016 Cora J. Bouzane (via poetcc-things)

[chiappettee]

[stayhungry-stayfree]

This is incredible.

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[lonequixote]

The Culture of Ideas by Rene Magritte

(via @lonequixote)

[headlesssamurai]

“Nature creates few men brave, industry and training make many.”   ―   Machiavelli