Plathonic

Interests include but are not limited to philosophy, art, film, anthropology, literature, archaeology, photography, linguistics, sociology, psychology, physics, astronomy

[voxsart]

Peter O’Toole.

1966’s François Pinton sunglasses.

[goodbyedragoninn]

[andreiarsenyevich-deactivated20]

On the set of Stalker (1979)

[gallowhill]

Bas Jan Ader - I’m too sad to tell you (1971)

[ingridsbergman]

[repulsed]

[pootee]

Susan Sontag, Duet for Cannibals ad (via akikopico)

[lars-and-the-real-trier-deactiv]

[watchingsontag]

"Like guns and cars, cameras are fantasy-machines whose use is addictive. However, despite the extravagance or ordinary language and advertising, they are not lethal. […] The camera/gun, does not kill, so the ominous metaphor seems to be all bluff—like men’s fantasy of having a gun, knife, or tool between his legs.  Still, there is something predatory in the act of taking a picture. To photograph people is to violate them, by seeing them as they never see themselves, by having knowledge of them they can never have; it turns people into objects that can be symbolically possessed. Just as the camera is a sublimation of the gun, to photograph someone is a sublimated murder—a soft murder, appropriate to a sad, frightened time.” —Susan Sontag, On Photography

still from Duet for Cannibals (Susan Sontag, 1969)

[frenchtwist]

[natthebuddhist]

Duet for Cannibals by Susan Sontag, 1969 You can watch the film at the link.

[derekjarman]

[cifer]

[forever90s]

[cactuslands]

vincent van gogh

[lalala-comecaca-lalala]

[fuckanimals-deactivated20140708]

Domestication of a Pyramid

Magdalena Jetelova

[the-blue-room-blog]

[fleurdulys]

[natthebuddhist]

viα fleurdulys: Before the Wedding - Antonio Munoz Degrain . 1882