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thingsiwant-nl

fifties-sixties-everyday-life

Circa 1960s

timonegingi

terranaut

More of the town that inspired Spirited Away.

Rain and Lights - Jiufen, Taiwan - February, 2015

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sa2ha

why the fuck is no one naming their children after greek goddesses? Name your fucking child Persephone?????? Bitch???????!?

xartini-selini

If that makes you happy, my name is Demeter

thecaffeinebookwarrior-deactiva

In my experience, people named after Greek goddesses are some of the most ethereal, chaotic forces I have ever encountered. Our Art Department’s nude model, for example, is a woman named Hera. She’s stunningly beautiful, rides a motorcycle as apparently her only vehicle, grows all her own food, and keeps bees, turtles, and a dog named Argus, who she walks around town with a peacock feather attached to his leash. I am thoroughly convinced she is not of this realm.

theload

I’m pretty sure you just met Hera.

jeffboldgloom

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I am so inspired by Claude Cahun. She was a revolutionary during a time where most Surrealist artists were men and most of their images were focused, mainly, on women as sexual symbols. Brave for an early twentieth century female artist (or any era, really), Claude Cahun, illustrated, very much, the idea that a woman has many layers and a lot of her art focused on sexual ambiguity. Something that was certainly not mainstream in the early 1900s. She is someone I would’ve loved to have a sit down with.