The Inverse Tree, The ‘Tree Of Death’, The Qliphothic Side To The Tree Of Life            

Judith and her Maidservant, 1613, Artemisia Gentileschi

Medium: oil,canvas

Inktober 2019

Casa Estudio 8, Charles y Ray Eames.

Traditional and Contemporary Japanese Culture Collides in Striking Photographs by RK

Tokyo-based photographer RK explores the far reaches of Japan, as well as neighboring Asian countries, shooting images that capture both timeless and of-the-moment scenes.  RK often includes signs of life in his landscape images, whether a fisherman casting a line beneath a vibrant Japanese maple tree, or a carefree skateboarder cruising down a paved road with Hokkaido looming in the distance. The photographer also highlights the densely-packed nature of life in Japan, from masses of commuters forming a sea of umbrellas to shop owners surrounded by huge selections of neatly organized inventory.

Fûsen, 1956 (dir. Yûzô Kawashima)

A sample of haunting and troubling gifs of famous paintings. (Via giphy.com) From the artwork Beauty, by Rino Stefano Tagliafierro.

La Grande Motte 

La Grande Motte, photographed by both Stefano Perego and Roberto Conte, is a popular seaside resort and port characterized by homogeneous architecture, and was built during the 1960s and 1970s. The 400 hectare resort  was single-handedly designed by the visionary architect Jean Balladur, from the buildings (bigger and smaller) to the roads width and from the vegetation to the height of the sidewalks up to the street furniture. with that being said, even though the architectures have a different design and show a different concrete geometry, it is quite clear from the first sight that they were designed by the same hand.

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feliz año.

Sunsets and waterfalls.

Oh, there’s an empty place in my bones that calls out for something unknown

THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS dir. Henry Selick