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More natural dyes! I honestly love stuff like this so much.

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i've been reading julian of norwich

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diane seuss

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Paysage au clair de lune by Jean Delville (Belgian Symbolist painter, author, poet, teacher & theosophist, 1867-1953)

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you watch a car commercial and the car is presented as a masculinity carapace and this idea persists as if we don’t all know that the car is actually a second womb and every arrival + subsequent exit from the vehicle is a rebirth — it’s obvious why straight men feel such an attachment, and doubly obvious why they don’t want you to know. the trained eye can locate the mother wound of every car driver within seconds.

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“It has a language, but not one I know…I am asking you to study the dark.”

— Anne Carson, Plainwater 

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Edna Andrade, Pale Star, (acrylic on canvas), 1972 [Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of the Edna Wright Andrade Charitable Trust, 2025.202. © Estate of Edna Andrade; courtesy of Locks Gallery, Philadelphia, PA. Photo: © President and Fellows of Harvard College]

Exhibition: Edna Andrade: Imagination Is Never Static, University Research Gallery, Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge, MA, August 30, 2025 – January 4, 2026

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John Singer Sargent, Polly Barnard (also known as study for Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose), 1885

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Katharine Hepburn as Joan of Arc in Technicolor Screen Test

1934, MoMA Film Vault Summer Camp

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Finished this page a couple days ago :)

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Maria Callas at 23 years of age.

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Liminal Dreams - Far Shores by Artur Sadlos

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Bouie Choi (蔡鈺娟)— City in the Dark (acrylic on upcycled floor wood, 2020)

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Victor Hugo

Octopus. 1866-69

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Eclipses Solis (detail), from The Book of Eclipses, 16th century