Sete mil segundos

o sol no tropico de capricornio girava na calote contraria do ceu. "onde estamos, meu deus?" - perguntou evita

[ro-fadu-dg]

sentido: gusto, bordado A3. - ilustración, taller experimental. FADU, UBA. 2026.

[equipo]

¡Viva el talento hilado con manos humanas! 🧵

[huiuh]

June, 2026

[thunderstruck9]

Cedric Morris (British, 1889-1982), Irises and tulips. Oil on canvas, 55.2 x 45.7 cm.

[cronenburger]

“One day the sadness will end.

But I don’t think today’s the day.”

David Lynch

[captainofthetidesbreath]

David Lynch's Weather Report 3/6/21, 4/10/21, 2/20/22... among others! It was a very recurring sentiment. He wanted everyone to have good luck and fun with our projects.

[2000-lightyearsfromhome]

Dubrovnik Croatia

Lana Slezic

[casadabiqueira]

Untitled (woman with umbrella in snow storm)

Saul Leiter, ca. 1955

[pariswasawoman]

Solita Solano, real name Sarah Wilkinson (born 1888 in Troy, New York, died 22 November 1975 in Orgeval near Paris) was an American writer, poet and journalist.

In 1919 Solano got to know the journalist Janet Flanner in Greenwich Village with whom she started a relationship. Solano had three books published, and as they were not very successful, returned to journalism. In the following year they travelled to France. In Paris they joined the intellectuel-lesbian circles of Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas, Natalie Clifford Barney, Romaine Brooks and Djuna Barnes. In 1929 Solano had an affair with Margaret Anderson, founder of The Little Review, who had come to Paris with her lover, French singer Georgette Leblanc. The affair lasted several years, though Anderson remained living with Leblanc.

After the outbreak of World War II Solano and Flanner returned to New York.

A few years later Solano left Flanner after Flanner started an affair with Natalia Danesi Murray; meanwhile Solano fell in love with Elizabeth Jenks Clark. Margaret Anderson got to know Clark through Solano after Clark returned to the US. Clark and Solano became Anderson’s closest friends, although Anderson had in the meantime fallen in love with Dorothy Caruso, widow of the singer Enrico Caruso.

(source: Wikipedia)

[2000-lightyearsfromhome]

Ernst Haas, Greece, 1952.

[elartepop]

William-Adolphe Bouguereau - Premier Deuil (El despertar de la tristeza) (1888) // Hidrogenesse - No hay nada más triste que lo tuyo (2002)

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[faredisfare-blog]

Albarran Cabrera, Japan

[pickypicnic]

throw away your books, rally in the streets (1971)

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[loverofbeauty]

Jean Paul Goude - Grace Jones (1970s)

[soyouthinkyoucansee]

Woman with Flowers oil on panel  -

Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema  1868  

British painter 1836-1912

[ciler]

Shit happens

[thewondergarden]

[saisonciel]

Peggy Ashcroft by Paul Tanqueray, 1929