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Destroyer of creation Creator of the destroyer IG: MotherOvMystery

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Madrid-based artist Luis Toledo (@laprisamata1) imbues his signature aesthetic with the kind of color-pattern-texture feast that makes the pleasure center in the brain crackle and pop with delight. This 2020 work of art - entitled “Gverrera” - is actually a digital collage, and yet if you stare at his multicultural-science-fiction figure long enough, a three-dimensional aspect begins to assert itself. This piece - as is the case with so many of Luis’ efforts - puts the psychedelically patterned pedal to the metal and really just makes you say WOW. ••• posted on Instagram - https://instagr.am/p/CLXyKS2DjGK/

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Alexandra Jacob

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Monsters. Kyōsai Sketchbook (Kyōsai manga). 1881. Kawanabe Kyōsai. MetMuseum.

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Shin Taga, Incorporation #118, 1976

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Yuko Shimizu  —  Blow Up III   (ink and watercolor, 2010)

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Providence, Rhode Island - Francesca Woodman

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Lord Ganesha with Twelve Hands Site: GitaPress.org (via Twitter: Gita Press, Gorakhpur, India)

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Albert Matignon (1860-1937), Le Vampire de l'Opium.

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The Premature Burial (Detail), 1854 by Antoine Wiertz

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Woodcut from the Cologne Bible representing the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, 1479

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Cleopatra, being an account of the fall and vengeance of Harmachis, the royal Egyptian, as set forth by his own hand, 1894 

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Sarah-Jean

‘Swallowed by the Season’

her quote: “As her body lay limp upon the cold, barren earth, flowers flourished and grew from her limbs, consuming her body; she was swallowed by the season, finally one with the Earth once again.”

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