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David Lynch and Isabella Rossellini by Helmut Newton, 1988

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Seven hands.

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i put a spell on you

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Belle & Sebastian - Another Sunny Day - The Life Pursuit

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Marina Abramovic 

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when u go to pick up the vase u saw on craigslist but when u get there it’s actually two people facing each other

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Quentin Tarantino and Uma Thurman (1995)

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Public Image LTD Poster

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only immature hoes don’t like oatmeal raisin cookies. grown women like me with priorities love them

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Hellenistic Millefiori Glass Bowl, 2nd-1st Century BC

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Yayoi Kusama, Walking Piece, 1966.

Photos by Eikoh Hosoe.

‘Walking Piece’ (1966) is a series of colour photo slides on a projector. It documents Kusama’s feelings as an Asian female artist in the male-dominated New York art scene. The pictures have been clicked using fish eye lenses with the harsh city landscape as a foreboding backdrop. Kusama’s figure contrasts against the scenery, she’s wearing a bright floral patterned Kimono, and holding an umbrella decorated with flowers, thus making her look alienated from the city.

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“It’s a time of refection and planning. There’s a lot coming, but we don’t 100% know what that is.”

The Garden for Schön Magazine by David Gomez Maestre