terrysdiary:

Kit Harington in Venice #8

terrysdiary:

Kit Harington in Venice #8

fahrenheithommes:

“Anatomy Study”, 2000 | Ph: Mario Testino
 Visionaire 35: Man

fahrenheithommes:

“Anatomy Study”, 2000 | Ph: Mario Testino

 Visionaire 35: Man

tylerknott:

Typewriter Series #407 by Tyler Knott Gregson

tylerknott:

Typewriter Series #407 by Tyler Knott Gregson

bookville:

Painting: Mark Rothko, Green Over Blue, 1956

bookville:

Painting: Mark Rothko, Green Over Blue, 1956


“She hated goodbyes.”
Not a Lady

“She hated goodbyes.”

Not a Lady

alexihobbs:

Dear Bear-bear, Thanks for being so still during the shoot, and thank Jessica for letting me in to meet you.

alexihobbs:

Dear Bear-bear,
Thanks for being so still during the shoot, and thank Jessica for letting me in to meet you.

derekwood:

Bianca
The Forge - 2013
© Derek Wood

derekwood:

Bianca

The Forge - 2013

© Derek Wood

pikeys:

Loving Care, 1993 by Janine Antoni
“I mopped the floor with my hair…The reason I’m so interested in taking my body to those extreme places is that that’s a place where I learn, where I feel most in my body. I’m really interested in the repetition, the discipline, and what happens to me psychologically when I put my body to that extreme place.”
@ Anthony D’Offay Gallery

pikeys:

Loving Care, 1993 by Janine Antoni

“I mopped the floor with my hair…The reason I’m so interested in taking my body to those extreme places is that that’s a place where I learn, where I feel most in my body. I’m really interested in the repetition, the discipline, and what happens to me psychologically when I put my body to that extreme place.”

Anthony D’Offay Gallery

mapetitemelancolie:

Edward Weston- Nude, 1934

mapetitemelancolie:

Edward Weston- Nude, 1934

funeral:

buddhabrot:

“Figure 13.1: Our sensory systems do not transmit copies of the external world to an audience in the brain but rather perform complex encodings of information that are somehow interpreted in higher centers.” 

i.e., we do not actually see with our eyes. what we see is our brain’s perception of an image. theoretically, what exists may look different from how it’s processed. neuroscientists have been testing devices for the blind to see with their tongues through electrical signals.

funeral:

buddhabrot:

“Figure 13.1: Our sensory systems do not transmit copies of the external world to an audience in the brain but rather perform complex encodings of information that are somehow interpreted in higher centers.” 

i.e., we do not actually see with our eyes. what we see is our brain’s perception of an image. theoretically, what exists may look different from how it’s processed. neuroscientists have been testing devices for the blind to see with their tongues through electrical signals.

this is how i imagine a sunday afternoon reunion at house frey