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Elixirs of Absence by Hisham Echafaki

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Roni Horn Seizure of Hope

Hauser & Wirth

21 May 2026 to 1 August 2026

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Plum Cloutman - Self Pie, 2025 - Pastel, watercolor, and oil on paper mounted to board

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ALEXANDER CALDER Whirling Dots, 1963.

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Santiago Caruso

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Simon Bailly

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Lift out of order in the multi-storey car park, Eden Walk, Kingston, 1967. From the Sainsbury Archive.

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Waterparks - High Definition

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"There is no circle to enclose the system. It is self-supporting, like the Sun." ― Aleister Crowley, The Book of Thoth

Six of Wands Tarot of the Holy Light, Christine Payne-Towler & Michael Dowers Recreation by Talon Abraxas

Crowley Thoth Tarot - The Root of The Powers of Fire - The Six of Wands : Victory These cards are attributed to Tiphareth. This Sephira is in some respects the most important of all. It is the centre of the whole system; it is the only Sephira below the Abyss which communicates directly with Kether. It is fed directly from Chokmah and Binah; also from Chesed and Geburah. It is thus admirably fitted to dominate the lower Sephiroth; it is balanced both vertically and horizontally. In the planetary system it represents the Sun; in the system of Tetragrammaton it represents the Son. The entire geometrical complex of the Ruach may be regarded as an expansion from Tiphareth. It represents consciousness in its most harmonized and balanced form; definitely in form, not only in idea, as in the case of the number Two. In other words, the Son is an interpretation of the Father in terms of the mind. The four Sixes are thus representative of their respective elements at their practical best. The Six of Wands is called Victory. The outburst of energy in the Five of Wands, which was so sudden and violent that it even gave the idea of strife, has now completely won success. The rule, or lordship, in the suit of Wands is not quite as stable as it might have been if there had been less energy displayed. So, from this point, as soon as the current leaves the middle pillar, the inherent weakness in the element of Fire (which is this: that, for all its purity, it is not completely balanced) leads to very undesirable developments. This card represents Tiphareth of the suit of Fire. This shows Energy in completely balanced manifestation. The Five has broken up the closed forces of the Four with revolutionary ardour, but a marriage has taken place between them; and the result is the Son, and the Sun. The reference is also to Jupiter and Leo, which seems to imply a benediction on the harmony and beauty of this arrangement. It Will be seen that the Three Wands of the Three Adepts are now orderly arranged; and the flames themselves, instead of shooting out in all directions, burn steadily as in lamps. They are nine in number, in reference to Yesod and the Moon. This shows the stabilization of the Energy, and its reception and reflection by the Feminine. There is no circle to enclose the system. It is self-supporting, like the Sun.