beauty tips from a 12,000 year old sycamore tree
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beauty tips from a 12,000 year old sycamore tree
New Order || Age of Consent
Eartha Kitt photographed by Gordon Parks in New York, 1952.
“It is absurd to tell women to love themselves in a world that alienates them from their own flesh. No amount of one-quarter-moisturiser soap can wash away the knowledge of what your female body means to others: sex object, breeder, wank fodder, window dressing, on-set extra. The distress women feel when confronted with image after image of extreme thinness cannot simply be characterised as “I want to look like that so that men love me”. A woman might actually be thinking “women are supposed to look like that because men do not like us at all”. Or “I want to look like that so that my body will be less fleshy, less female and less real”. Women starve, binge and purge because they feel trapped in bodies that are not “theirs”. The trouble is, there’s never a female body that fits.”
— No More Skinny is a campaign to redirect the objectification of women, not fight it - Glosswitch (via gothhabiba)
love is not just the soft place but also the place where you have to look at yourself and ask, “can i be better? can i be kinder? can i give more? can i listen more? can i grow? can i support?”
Tree Drawings, Tim Knowles
A closer look at British artist Tim Knowles’ series of drawings produced using drawing tools attached to the tips of tree branches; the wind’s effects on the tree, recorded on paper. Like signatures each drawing reveals the different qualities and characteristics of each tree.
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Jack Davison shoots Tilda Swinton for Dazed
“Loving life is easy when you are abroad. Where no one knows you and you hold your life in your hands all alone, you are more master of yourself than at any other time.”
— Hannah Arendt
jeroen hennemen, “kan en kop”, 1972
The Flute Player nigel van wieck
Altarpiece No. 1, Group X, Hilma af Klint, 1915
oil and metal leaf on canvas 93.5 × 70.7 in (237.5 × 179.5 cm)
“Second hand books are wild books, homeless books; they have come together in vast flocks of variegated feather, and have a charm which the domesticated volumes of the library lack.”
— Virginia Woolf (via michaelmoonsbookshop)
Carlos Amorales, The Damned Hour, 2019 Fondazione Pini, Milan
being an eldest daughter is just [writes a poem about private and intimate moments in your mother's life because she's inadvertently passed those moments down to you and you can't put them down] [writes a poem about your father's anger and your own simultaneous sympathy for and anger at him] [writes a poem about loving your siblings and cracking under the weight of it] [writes a poem about being unable to run away]
when joni mitchel said “i wanna talk to you, i wanna shampoo you, i wanna renew you again and again,” and when she said, “i wanna knit you a sweater, wanna write you a love letter, i wanna make you feel better, i wanna make you feel free.”
Edvard Munch. Towards the Forest. 1897.
A collection of bizarre shops throughout England, photographed by leon S-D.