The behind-the-scenes snapshots from Wong Kar-wai's "Happy Together" (1997) in the photobook "Solace" by Wing Shya, a set photographer.

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The behind-the-scenes snapshots from Wong Kar-wai's "Happy Together" (1997) in the photobook "Solace" by Wing Shya, a set photographer.
“The Garden Room” by Nitin Barchha & Disney Davis: A Curved Oasis in Mumbai 🌿
Astounding Science Fiction, October 1955.
snoopy of the day
Silver reliquary in the form of an apple, France, circa 1350-1400
from The Louvre
Kim Tschang Yeul: Waterdrops (1975)
The tallest mountain in the solar system, Olympus Mons on Mars. It has a height of 25 km, Mount Everest is 'only' 8.8 km tall.
Olympus Mons is wild. It's gigantic, but it's so gentle a slope that you could drive up to the peak.
It's so big because it's a shield volcano: there's a hotspot under it where magma is pushing up.
But since Mars has no active tectonics, that hot spot has been under the same spot for hundreds of millions of years. On earth, the tectonic plates would have slowly shifted over that time, and it would have become a mountain range, not one big mountain. On a dead planet like Mars, it just slowly builds up every time it erupts, so it's the biggest mountain in the solar system.
And it probably hasn't stopped growing! The most recent eruption is estimated at 2 million years ago, but geologically that's recent enough that it might still be active, and may erupt again someday.
Sicily! [Sicilia!] (1999), dir. Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet
Mary-Kate Olsen
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-Where is My Friend’s House? (Abbas Kiarostami, 1987) -Through the Olive Trees (Abbas Kiarostami, 1994)
The speed of jazz music, 50s-60s, by Francine Winham
“twisting at my birthday party, new york city” (1980) by nan goldin
Flora (1987)
"At Home with Ghosts" is the way one magazine titled its story on this project by SITE, the innovative New York architectural firm known for its high-risk design solutions.
Wallworks: Creating Unique Environments with Surface Design and Decoration, 1988
wishbone brooch with mustard seed in lucite