My special world.

Spilt and stricken, gutless and prophetic. they/them twitter

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Yoshimi Sekiguchi "A dream I had one day".

せきぐちよしみ『いつか見た夢』

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MY OWN THOUGHTS by Helena Minginowicz (Polish, b. 1984)

acrylic on paper towel, 23x48 cm, 2026

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Visit Original Link

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An Ice Cavern in the Winter. Photographed by the Light of Hurricane Lamps, 1908-1909

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Night and Her Daughter Sleep  Mary Lizzie Macomber

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Woodland pendant - René Lalique, 1899-1900

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Jean Gaberell - Villa (Bedretto Valley), 1930

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'The Night II'. Xu Ziqi. 2022.

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Sparkling Cyanide by Agatha Christie with a Tom Adams cover.

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“The Welcoming” 18 x 36 inches

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Virginia Woolf, Vanessa Bell and brother Adrian with the family dog, c.1892

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German executioner’s sword from 1613 with the inscription “And the Word became Flesh”

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35mm, Arista/ silver gelatin darkroom print, Arista There are some ideas that have been translated and amalgamated by several artistic mediums that have come close to mystic pursuits. Perhaps, borderline supernatural channeling is what the reference is, really. looking back at the inception of academic abstract art, the belief and practice became substantiated. Channeling unknown things and touching a certain boundary of dimension was the claim, I think. There’s also another idea that within reality, there are unseen alterations and/or states. Here’s a portrait of a person(s) taken at what is known as Charles Bukowski’s old living place while writing his novel “Post Office”. The technic used for this capture was quite simple. However, the developed image itself was not as much.

©Auxiliofaux2012. Arista 5x7 print

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Carl Gustav Carus - Gothic Church over Treetops in Moonlight, circa 1840

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Jacob Aue Sobol James' House, The Greenland Trilogy

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Beam Of Lightning in Kangiqsujuag, Canada