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Hello! I'm Alice.Welcome to my blog :) I'm a musician and an amateur astronomer. I love books, music, travel, nature, art, poetry, philosophy, stars and life! Currently studying orchestral conducting at Ionian University, Corfu

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I lay, like a beetle irrigating a rose, my red thoughts in a red shade all I was

poem excerpt, henri cole                                     source image

[nemfrog]

The heavens above. 1882. Cover detail.

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A study of sky. 1896. Cover detail.

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kate moss photographed by corinne day  

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credit: http://pislices.ca/post/155946264317/galaxy-170116

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Photo by Alice Sioustis

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[melisica]

Berni Louisa Tin

[drxgonfly]

When nature aligns (by Fábio Silva)

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Mist of the Future  |  Cody Sampson

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Revolving Particles  |  Cody Sampson

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// original comp. generated loop by http://cody-sampson.tumblr.com/

all dimensions of space/matter are interlaced; there is no separation between them, but separation becomes apparent to a manifested perceiver whom emerges and evolves reading information of a specific dimension 

from a two dimensional perspective, matter is perceived as a surface of one dimension in two dimensions of space.

from a three dimensional perspective, matter is perceived as a surface of two dimensions in three dimensions of space.

from a four dimensional perspective, matter is perceived as a surface of three dimensions in four dimensions of space.

and so on and so forth…

an infinite number of 1 dimensional shapes are in an object of two dimensions

an infinite number of 2 dimensional shapes are in an object of three dimensions

an infinite number of 3 dimensional shapes are in an object of four dimensions

however, all the same… it’s the same object no matter the specific dimension that it’s being perceived in 

[nemfrog]

Moth mullein. The Flower-Finder. 1914.

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Paul Neyron rose. A little book about roses. 1916. 

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“Great Decorative Dahlia Mrs. Roosevelt.” The dahlia; a practical treatise on its habits, characteristics cultivation and history. 1916. Source.

[loumargi]

Keith Miller