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At this rate I'm going to run out of caption ideas

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In a rare pair tag, ao3, the internet

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Edvard Munch, The Urn (1987) and Amaryllis (1908)

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what are you wearing rn and is it representative of your style

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Sophie and her fuckass cat

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Böser Traum (Bad Dream), 1931. — Herbert von Reyl-Hanisch (1898-1937)

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Afternoon Playroom by Takato Yamamoto

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The Birds (1963)

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DIABOLIQUE (1996) – dir. Jeremiah S. Chechik

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if I add more to this that’s ok. But my predictable obsession rages on

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Naissance des pieuvres / Water Lilies (2007), dir. Céline Sciamma

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Well, there was a convention about Madame Bovary, which says that, you know, she's generally very much connected with an idea of passivity, of boredom and when I read the book I found that she was very much alive, very active. I think she was a little bit of a feminist. Before the feminist, you know. She really wanted to free herself from a prison, you know. From the prison of the marriage, from the prison of motherhood, which, which was kind of a prison at this time for women because there was no other way for them to exist.

Isabelle Huppert describes her role in Madame Bovary (1991)

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JOAN BAEZ IN FESTIVAL (1967) — dir. Murray Lerner

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let the poison bleed out of me

norman is a good boy

the only way to get rid of the “mother” is to kill her in yourself

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Daisuke Yokota, Back yard, 2012.

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Julia Soboleva