Piove…
I need a Double Sun…
The Golden Box for a Cube is by Philippe Fontaine.
The petrified wood is a present given on a rainy day too.
Like the pebble.
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LINKS:
Foire Internationale du Dessin
Poemas del río Wang
Le Divan Fumoir Bohémien
L'échappée (MP Nougaret)
Etsukoy
Terre à terre
Planète sans Visa
Qu'est-ce que l'art (aujourd'hui) ?
Pierre Rabhi
Regard Eloigné
Ivan Terestchenko
Michel Terestchenko
Pedro de Alcantara
Chutes d'Images
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2013-05-22
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My no. 1 Brautigan fave…
“I have always wanted to write a book that ended with the word ‘mayonnaise.” ― Richard Brautigan (and he did, sort of…)
(Source: i12bent, via journalofanobody)
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Luis Barragán House and Studio, Mexico City
(via mythologyofblue:)
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2013-05-21
Matisse’s photograph of his assistant, Lydia Delectorskaya - 1935.
(Source: killerbeesting)
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Dreaming of future halcyon days
Halcyon Folds
Halcyon days in our photographs
When that thing I believed was my epitaph
Leaping through air
To find nobody there
Awaiting me down the short garden path.I’ve stripped away all the fool’s gold
From the things to me that were told:
To fold within, our halcyon days,
Try and smooth the burrs that stay.
Caught in a dream
I guess only I’ve seen,
Making origami of sinner’s play.JA/2013
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Calendar, 1999
Photographer : Peter Lindbergh
Model : Cordula Reyer -
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Cordula Reyer photographed by Peter Lindbergh
(Source: dandismodextrarradio)
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Most people think happiness is about gaining something, but it’s not. It’s all about getting rid of the darkness you accumulate.
— Carolyn Crane (via hellanne)
(via journalofanobody)
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2013-05-20
The attitude one takes toward existence as a whole shouldn’t merely be a matter of temperament—of whether or not one is liverish, or of how well one slept the previous night. It should be subject to rational evaluation. And it is only by exploring the question Why is there something rather than nothing? that we might come to see the value of existence in a rational light.
— A paragraph in Jim Holt’s Why Does the World Exist that I’m not sure I agree with. (via invisiblestories)
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Summer Kimono, Taishō Period
Silk, plain weave, hand-tied warp and weft kasuri
Source: Taishō Chic: Japanese Modernity, Nostalgia, and Deco
(via wabiisabii)
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“Exterior Frescoes at Sucevița Monastery, an Eastern Orthodox convent situated in the Northeastern part of Romania, 16th Century.
Image via Smithsonian Magazine, Print Edition, June 2007, Scripture Alfresco.”
(via sarah-baird)
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“Nature is not a place to visit. It is home.”
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Billie Holiday - Embraceable You
Harry Edison (trumpet) Ben Webster (tenor saxophone) Jimmy Rowles (piano) Barney Kessel (guitar) Joe Mondragon (bass) Alvin Stoller (drums) Billie Holiday (vocals)
(via pdvmorris:)
