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Richard D. James working on Drukqs (album) in bed
Taste of Cherry (1997) dir. Abbas Kiarostami
“orphic”
— (ˈɔr fɪk), adjective | Categorized as something deeply mysterious, orphic encompasses anything which is enchanting, subliminal and beyond human comprehension.
«La luna è densa, ogni denso è grave. Come sta la luna?»
Leonardo da Vinci, Manoscritto K al foglio 1r (ca. 1504-1505)
George Johnson, Cat Lady, 1980 Color etching on paper
Dance toward me, please, as if you were a star with light-years piled on top of your hair, smiling, and I will dance toward you as if I were darkness with bats piled like a hat on top of my head.
Richard Brautigan, A Mid-February Sky Dance
Björk by Ellen von Unwerth, 1993
Pier Paolo Pasolini, from The Selected Poetry of Pier Paolo Pasolini; “The Ballad of Delirium”
Text ID: dark abdication of the heart, / you are the final elegance
Kitchen (1989) ‘キッチン’ dir. Yoshimitsu Morita
Jan Saudek, Image No. 199, Which Star Is Mine, 1978
Shiro Shirahata Moon over Fuji 1972
Nobuhiko Ôbayashi, Emotion 1966
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Le mystère Koumiko, 1965, Chris Marker
The Diary of Anaïs Nin, 1931-1934. Edited and with an Introduction by Gunther Stuhlmann. The Swallow Press, 1966