Much I Have Travelled in the Realms of Gold.

Maggie. 24

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one day !

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Antonin Artaud, translated by Mary Ann Caws and Patricia Terry, from “The Nerve Meter,” (x)

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Malgosia Bela by Mario Sorrenti for Jil Sander S/S 2000

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“Through the color and the meaning of the stones, the shape of the dresses, the arrangement of the feasts, the jewels that rattle on his bare skin, his mind makes strange journeys. It is here that we see him turning pale, see him shaking, in search of sparkles, of an asperity to which he could cling against the frightening disappearance of every thing that is. It is here that a sort of superior anarchy manifests itself, where his deep anxiety catches fire; and he runs from stone to stone, from shine to shine, from shape to shape, and from fire to fire, as if he ran from soul to soul, in a mysterious inner odyssey that no one after him has ever done again.”

— Antonin Artaud, Heliogabale (via romansyria)

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Tigermom Dragonlady aka Indrasari Budiman aka Indra aka Pat Xi (Hong Konger, b. Hong Kong, based Brooklyn, NY, USA) Body Arts  Photo: Mateus Porto aka Orograph

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TAROT

two friends contemplate the future with the help of Tarot cards

buy the print here

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Carlo Dolci - Allegory of Patience, 1677. Oil on canvas 

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Marc Jacobs Beauty - Enamored Hydrating Gloss Sticks Photo: Brendan Dacey Makeup Artist: Morgane Martini Nail Artist: Elisa Ferri @ See Management Model: Ting Yan

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Like the truth is a matter of language. Like you don’t Talk to yourself. Like you think God can’t read minds.

— Terrance Hayes, from “American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin,” published in Indiana Review

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Morgiana (1972)

One of the most beautiful horror films (or just films period) I’ve ever seen, definitely deserves Criterion attention.

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Spring scattering stars, by Edwin Howland blashfield,1927

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Greece, Island of Andros, 1949

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Silver locket with Cupid and the inscription ‘Noe Heart More True Than Mine To You’. Made in England, 1690-1700. (source).