art – secretive dreams

nevver:

Making everything a mystery, Rebecca Miller

mesogeios:

Moule de la Tête sculptée dans un caillou by Constantin Brancusi (1908)

s0irenic:

Big mouth – Carlos Ebert

nevver:

Drawlloween, Brian Luong

venusverticordias:

Psyche Revived by Cupid’s Kiss, Antonio Canova c. 1757 by Ceeisablomdie

visual-poetry:

»untitled (everything)« by alyson provax (+)

laperlla:

“For Plato, colour was as dangerous a narcotic as poetry. He wanted both out of the republic. He called painters “mixers and grinders of multi-coloured drugs,” and colour itself a form of pharmakon. The religious zealots of the Reformation felt similarly: they smashed the stained glass windows of churches, thinking them idolatrous, degenerate.”

— Maggie Nelson, Bluets (via thebluesthour)

papillon-de-mai:

Richard Lauchert —

Princess Alexandra of Denmark, later Queen Consort of Great-Britain. detail. 1863

sleepinsidemysoul:

“…there’s nothing like a kiss long and hot down to your soul…”

— James Joyce, from The Complete Works; “Ulysses,” (edited excerpt)