mentaltimetraveller:

Anna Betbeze at Jay Gorney, New York

boudhabar:

Highways and Byways. 1938

chaosophia218:

Vintage Fringe Science Illustrated Prints.

1. Dark Matter
2. Cryonics
3. Parallel Universe
4. Nano Technology
5. Mutation
6. Psychokinesis
7. Reanimation
8. Hive Mind
9. Transmogrification
10. Hypnosis

“Deep in the wintry parts of our minds, we know that there is no such thing as a work-free transformation. We know that we will have to burn to the ground in one way or another, and then sit right in the ashes of who we once thought we were and go on from there.”

– Clarissa Pinkola Estés (via themindmovement)

vjeranski:

ANNE COLLIER

cactus-in-art:

Hendrik Nicolaas Werkman (Dutch, 1882-1945, killed by Nazis)
Bloei III, ca. 1938

ahoradote:

Georgia O’Keeffe

tangledwing:

Flabellina polaris is a species of sea slug, an aeolid nudibranch, a marine heterobranch mollusca in the family Flabellinidae.

archatlas:

Centre International d´Art Pariétal Montignac Lascaux in Dordogne

The Vézère valley in Dordogne, France, is a mecca of prehistory. It contains about 15 major sites, all on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The Lascaux cave has one of the most important groups of Paleolithic rock wall art, both by its number and by the exceptional quality of its works. The Lascaux IV project designed by Snøhetta

in collaboration with Associate Architect SRA Architectes and exhibition designers Casson Mann, is in line with the decades of reflections and initiatives focused on reconciling the safeguarding of a heritage that is unique for the history of humanity.

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That rock wall art….!

abstrakton:

Agnes Martin