The Incredulity of Saint Thomas by Matthias Stom
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The Incredulity of Saint Thomas by Matthias Stom
Apollonia and Dominatrix Creating Pain in the Art of the West, Joel-Peter Witkin, 1988
The Soothsayer by Andrzej Mazur, 2014
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The Invisible Man Smokes" - Rick Castro in 1997.
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I'm not doing anything if there aren't fat girls there like fuck off you want me to have a bad time
This makes me feel like such a boomer, but I hate it how all media has been TikTok-ified and algorithm primed. Songs are shorter, designed for short viral clips rather than a full listening experience. TV shows and movies are sloppier, dragging on and on, assuming you’ll be on your phone and have it only in the background. Even books have been chewed up and spat back out as easily consumable tropes, with bite-sized chapters and mannequins for characters. This late stage capitalism hellscape we’re in has made art into something you snack on rather than savor.
Song Kang-ho & Kim Ok-bin for Vogue Korea for their movie Thirst (2009)
Digital horror illustrations by omegablackart on Instagram
Three Barn Owls at a quatrefoil church window. Photographer: Richard Brooks. Date: July 2009. Shot at a local church in North Norfolk, England.
roman stone dramatic masks, 1st-2nd century
The park and the angel of death (1890) by Gustave Moreau
Clarence John Laughlin (1905–1985)
“Sign Post to Nothingness, No. 2,” 1941
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