shades of ivory

[aaaangel444]

agridulceart

[abstracteddistractions]

Sol LeWitt, Double Negative Pyramid, 1997,

Europos Parkas (Park of Europe), Vilnius, Lithuania,

Built from concrete blocks,

5.6 meters high and 12 meters wide.

[toiich]

Ikko Narahara, 1950s

[onceuponawildflower]

[exhaled-spirals]

“Beauvoir writes [that] a habit that is ‘thoroughly integrated’ into someone’s life ‘makes it richer, for habit has a kind of poetry.’ […] The poetry of habit is a kind of corporeal mindfulness. [Beauvoir] suggests that the habitual participation in certain rituals can allow for the repetition of a meaningful event whereby ‘the present moment is the past brought to life again, the future anticipated, [both] experienced together.’ [For example], the habitual aspect of drinking tea each day at the same time, allows for a connection to the past [and] opens up a future that is not defined by projects and goals but simply by the continued possibility of a joy […].”

— Silvia Stoller, Simone de Beauvoir’s Philosophy of Age

[softwhiiite]

[poeticpicturism]

[anthony-samaniego]

cleo's garden

[fredtougas]

[soft-lovely]

Parker Library, Cambridge

[love-personal]

[birdasaurus]

https://www.instagram.com/ines.heli/

[maisonsblanches]

credit: katrina parker

[dangerly]

[melisica]

Jason

[coffee-and-wood]

[coffeestudent]