[finitevariety]

Candyman (1992, dir. Bernard Rose)

[oryndoll]

sheet cake with dark autumn fruits by good good cake (x)

[at-111]

[blue-voids]

Marlene Dumas - I.O., 2008 - oil on canvas

[toytheatre]

various venetian character masks 

[jca-archive]

Hideo Mori, 1977

[suffocative]

Lençóis Maranhenses, Brazil 

[jareckiworld]

Truong Tan — Living  (lacquer on wood, 2008)

[thunderstruck9]

Truong Tan (Vietnamese, b. 1963), Living, 2008. Lacquer on wood panel, 32 x 40 in.

[ortut]

Celeste Roberge - Veiled Cairn

[xphaiea]

Manish Arora

[ducissatenebrarum]

Humanoid Khepri, Late Period, ca. 664-332 BC. Egyptian Museum of Berlin

Khepri is an ancient Egyptian god associated with the rising sun, creation, and rebirth. He is often depicted as a scarab beetle, symbolizing transformation and renewal.

Khepri’s name is related to the verb kheper, meaning “to become” or “to incarnate,” reflecting his role as a symbol of birth and transformation. In ancient Egyptian cosmology, he represented the morning aspect of the sun god Ra, while Ra embodied midday and Atum sunset. Thus, Khepri was part of the triune image of the sun, embodying eternal rebirth.

[xphaiea]

Juri Arrak

[immortalfleur]

nuvonu on ig

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[worldscoolest]