Alex Colville, New Moon, 1980
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Noah Kahan
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

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One Nice Bug Per Day

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Alex Colville, New Moon, 1980
church labyrinth in the cathedral of mirepoix, 14th century
BROOKE SHADEN
“Rabbim! Girilecek yere doğrulukla girmemi, çıkılacak yerden de doğrulukla çıkmamı sağla, bana tarafından yardımcı bir güç ver!” - İsrâ, 80
“My Lord! Grant me to enter with righteousness and to depart with righteousness, and grant me from You a helping power!” - Al-Isra, 80
“Sen bütün dünyanın ahlaklı olduğuna inanıyorsun; bu yüzden kötülükle karşılaşınca herkesten daha çok inciniyorsun.”
"You believe the whole world is moral; therefore, you are more hurt than anyone else when faced with evil."
“Ölüm var ve sen her yerden dönülür sanıyorsun.”
Der Junge auf dem Schimmel, Rudolf Koller, 1872, Oil on canvas, Kunshaus Zurich, Switzerland
from “Drawing Restraint” (1987-…) by Matthew Barney
Letters from your younger self
An experimental window turns from clear to opaque with the touch of a button. Within the next 10 years, window technologies like these will be commonplace.
The Not So Big House - A Blueprint for the Way We Really Live, 1998
"Welcome to Genocide Nation. Land Back"
Seen in the Northern Territory of so-called Australia where protesters from around the continent are converging to demand the closure of Pine Gap, a US spy base which has operated since 1966.
I would give anything to be able to see how the world looks through the eyes of a mantis shrimp. it's been a deeply felt desire of mine for a very long time now and I will not know satisfaction until it is somehow requited
You actually probably don't want that.
Mantis shrimp have the 12 to 16 cones compared to a human 3... But they also can't easily distinguish between colours. Humans get that rainbow blend, while mantis shrimp get 16 blocks. We can tell the difference between yellow and orange - mantis shrimp can't.
And also - ultraviolet vision is nothing special - most crusatations can see in ultraviolet, and that range impedes colour vision - almost everything is blue shifted.
Also their distance vision sucks.
So... To us, a mantis shrimp perspective is blurry, blue, and mildly pixilated... Great at motion detection, though.