Simple Men. Hal Hartley. 1992
“There is no such thing as adventure, there is no such thing as romance. There is only trouble and desire.”
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Love Begins

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Sweet Seals For You, Always

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The Stonewall Inn
Doug Jones
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2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
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YOU ARE THE REASON
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EXPECTATIONS
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Simple Men. Hal Hartley. 1992
“There is no such thing as adventure, there is no such thing as romance. There is only trouble and desire.”
«Smart Flexibility»: Advanced Materials and Technologies An international overview of I+D projects about flexible and active materials. The “Smart Flexibility: Advanced Materials and Technologies” exhibition seeks to explore the current capabilities provided by certain structures and materials to raise awareness and adapt architecture to its environment.
The New Yorker
David Lynch on where ideas come from
Man Ray, Self-Portrait ( Asleep), 1930
Hiroshima Mon Amour | Alain Resnais | 1959
The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park Museum, architect Kenzō Tange
Donald Trump family House. Bastards love cloying houses.
Fuck You Donald Trump.
Real life Xanadu
Bath, Stuttgart, Germany, 2006
By SMAQ
via
L'Eclisse (Michelangelo Antonioni, 1962)
MICROTOPIA – a documentary about micro dwellings, downsizing and living off the grid.
Jimenez Lai - Piles of Parts
Truly inspirational lecture, especially fourth part named Frankenstein.
Small Pleasures of Life by Alison and Peter Smithson
Citizens of No Place Architecture has become an increasingly interdisciplinary profession, and the language with which architects envision and articulate their ideas has radically diversified in recent years. Architect Jimenez Lai has pioneered an unexpected and wholly unique approach that moves beyond contemporary architectural renderings and models. Citizens of No Place is a groundbreaking graphic novel on architecture and urbanism. Inspired by the theoretical drawings of paper architects, Lai uses manga-style storyboards to explore the role of fantasy and storytelling in architecture, and in the process ushers in the next generation of theory and criticism. A key reference for representational techniques, Citizens of No Place showcases provocative design examples for architecture studio courses at all levels.
Jimenez Lai is definitely in my radar.
Jean-Jacques Lequeu (1757-1826)
Some more links:
http://socks-studio.com/2014/03/23/jean-jacques-lequeu-a-visionary-at-the-age-of-reason/
http://pruned.blogspot.com.tr/2005/10/enigmatic-jean-jacques-lequeu.html
Youth. Paolo Sorrentino. 2015
“-When your son says why weren’t you a father to me? And you say I didn’t think I was up to it. At that moment I understood something really important. That no one in the world feels up to it. So there is no reason to worry.”
"I hope you're still by the phone, that if someone else calls you'll ask him to hang up at once so as to keep the line free: you know my call could get through any moment."