#reflective windows

[happyheidi]

[tittiloi]

Nostalgia ©Tiziana Loiacono

[linusbenjamin]

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness —2022, dir. Sam Raimi

[evydraws]

Dracula: May 8

This illustration shows two characters.

[chasingrainbowsforever]

~ Orange and White ~

[arc-hus]

Villa Kogelhof, Kamperland, the Netherlands - Paul de Ruiter Architects

[huariqueje]

Untitled - Karin Kneffel, 2017.

German, b. 1957 -

Oil on canvas ,  120 x 100 cm. 47.25 x 39.37 in.

[nobeerreviews]

It is the city of mirrors, the city of mirages, at once solid and liquid, at once air and stone.

-- Erica Jong

(London)

[thunderstruck9]

Lois Dodd (American, 1927), Reflection of the Barn, 1971. Oil on canvas, 48 x 31 ¼ in.

[drsilasaslan]

Nature Meets Modernity A modern building blends seamlessly with a weathered rooftop, showcasing a unique balance between nature and urban architecture. The harmonious colors and textures evoke a serene city atmosphere. silasAslan.com

[she-anemone]

Sayonara Kansas

[momentomori24]

I may just be insane about this but does this feel like foreshadowing to anyone else. In this scene we see her trying to replicate the skill of someone else (her mother) and failing to achieve the same results that they would. That feels really specific and it's driving me insane.

Like, we see this come back again in the aftermath of the trial. Diana has repeatedly voiced her admiration for Wolfgang's ability to speak and inspire those around him in the darkest of times, saying she wished she could do the same. We see her pour her heart out and give her own speech to inspire the others-- except the reaction that she receives is cold and miserable, far from the newly kindled warmth and hope Wolfgang was able to create every time.

Diana is a chameleon. Her whole thing is to reflect, to replicate and to adapt. Do you think that this small scene where she tries to make a butterfly out of her hairclips-- a butterfly, an animal associated with transformation and change-- and the end result looking nothing like what she wanted it to be is a metaphor for her future character arc? She has declared that she wants to follow in Wolfgang's footsteps, wants to become something new, but do you think that by the end she ends up being the furthest thing from him? Do you think that by the end she will be left distorted, fundamentally wrong? Do you think that if she could see what she will become in the future, the only emotion that she can muster is horror as she gazes at a stranger that's supposed to be herself? That by the end, she won't be able to recognise herself, because there's no "her" left anymore?

[coldlaugh]

𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚛𝚋𝚒𝚛𝚍

[robertpallesen]

Storefront, Portland, OR © Robert Pallesen

[chasingrainbowsforever]

~ Bright Blue ~

[arc-hus]

Strandevej 35, Rønde, Denmark - Jesper Kusk