[sobeitjayt]

[yua]

https://twitter.com/han_a_1202/status/829682063221534723

[thousand-island]

[friendsxfamily]

Goulding Summer House, Enniskerry, Ireland.

designed by Scott Tallon Walker Architects. 1971 - 1973.

[koreanmodel]

Sera Park by Kim Jae Hoon for Guiltfree

[scorpioschemes]

https://instagram.com/p/BQ8J01eAFKQ/

[tru]

KADOSA

[sensitiveblackperson-deactivate]

[animus-inviolabilis]

[kitduckworth]

Leonor Fini “Portrait of Princess Francesca Ruspoli” 1944

[aoca]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BPLxFLuBjo2/

[darksilenceinsuburbia]

[damnitamber-deactivated20160624]

From Casa Susanna: Photographs from a 1950s Trans Hideaway

[femmevoid]

these photos of casa susanna were the first pictures i ever saw of trans women in the past and theyve been important to me since coming out

[palmandlaser]

Tomotsu Kojima (1986)

[hipinuff]

Adriana Varejão (Brazilian, b. 1964), The Princess, 2006. Oil on canvas.

[topcat77]

Christopher LeBrun

Bax, 2015

Oil on canvas

[a-mastroeni]

Just some Feline bones and muscles. 

[voulair]

Jing Wen photographed by Yu Cong for Elle China January 2017

[supersonicart]

Alex Beck’s “What Was I Scared Of?”

Currently on view at Gallery Nucleus in Portland, Oregon is artist Alex Beck’s gorgeous solo exhibition “What Was I Scared Of?”

Conjuring dream like apparitions to canvas, Beck describes his paintings for “What Was I Scared Of?” as “attitudes of a similarly strange concept: seeing fabric or paper as a malleable ‘skin’. These paintings follow that idea and either complete or take a subject’s form.  Fear is familiar and relatable to everyone, but hope is often absent in our lives. However, this collection is an effort to lighten what’s fearful: to play with an otherworldly horror, poke fun and laugh at fear, focus on its overlooked awkwardness, call attention to its absurdity in form and appearance, and thusly find hope.”

“What Was I Scared Of?” is on display until February 23rd, 2017.

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