From the book Das Antlitz der Mayas by Gertrude Duby Blom, 1982
almost home
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Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
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One Nice Bug Per Day
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From the book Das Antlitz der Mayas by Gertrude Duby Blom, 1982
“Scent” by Kior_____ on twitter
“Drop stones are not fossils, they are large quartzite boulders which sometimes contain thin seams of opal, usually referred to as painted lady, the opal is so thin it appears painted on. They are thought to have floated down from Antartica when it was still joined to Australia. They are only found at White Cliffs and Andamooka. The specimen above possibly contains some fossil remains which are now opal.”
Our Lady of the Damp and Rain
Look upon this mighty work! Our Lady resplendent in gold!
All hail Our Lady of the Damp and Rain! Resplendent in gold.
Compendium Alchymist, 1706
Calder Jewelry
la belle et la bête (1946) dir. jean cocteau
Michel François (1956, Belgique)
L. à la datura, 1998
Beautiful vintage photography by Pierre Verger (taken in São Salvador da Bahia during Carnival in the - Brazil, 1950’s)
Brad Freeman - Wrong Size Fits All (book, digital collage), 2010
Anita Huffington. Persephone, 1999. Pink alabaster with granite
Gaza City, Palestine (2015)
Palestinian schoolgirls walk in front of a rainbow illuminating the sky over Gaza City's shore.
Bill Viola – The Sleep of Reason (1988)