Saint Sebastian being cured by Saint Irene (detail, ca.1625) Nicolas Regnier
Mr. Double H - a Harry Hart playlist by Eggsy Unwin
Impossible Boy - a playlist to Eggsy, by Harry Hart
I love capturing that roadtrip feeling on film from the sunny backseats of my friends cars
Trainspotting (1996), dir. Danny Boyle
people doing things from afar — a moodboard
This movie had me painting circles
“Oxford Circus Tube Station is undergoing renovations. In the walkway from the bakerloo line up to the exit, they’ve taken all the tiles off the walls and stripped all the posters, revealing ones that were put up in the early 90s, that some culturally enlightened tube worker has left up, to my delight.”
via leahgardner.art on instagram
TO BIND, TO MERGE, TO MELT IN LOVE
Franz Kafka, Letters to Milena Plato, Symposium René Magritte, The Lovers II (1928) Iris Murdoch, The Message to the Planet Anaïs Nin to June Miller, February 1932 Robert Mapplethorpe, White Gauze (1984) Jeanette Winterson, Written On the Body Edvard Munch, The Kiss (1895) Pablo Neruda, ‘Sonnet XVII’ Rainer Maria Rilke, The Book of Hours
Details, version II : The Dying Gladiator, 1799, by Pierre Julien. (Which is a statue, if you didn’t notice, and that would be easy to understand why.)
being 25 is like: im dying. im living my best life. im a failure. my life hasnt started. everything interesting has already happened to me. im achieving my dreams. im cutting my hair with kitchen scissors. im starting a skincare routine. im a corporate professional. im a sellout. im out of groceries. i have too many groceries. i am never going to be successful. i am going to win a hugo award before im 30. im crazy. im boring. i need to finish this essay. i need to finish this story. i need to start a newsletter. i need to start tweeting more. i need to stop tweeting. i need to ghost all my friends. i need to tell my friends i love them. i need to find a new apartment. i need to take out the trash. i am the trash that needs to be taken out.
Studio per Non anguriarmi - Armando Testa, 1991
Italian, 1917-1992
Mixed media on paper , 7 9/10 × 6 ½ × 1 1/5 in 20 × 16.4 × 3 cm
passing by.
“two thoughts, equally as terrifying: WHAT IF I SEE YOU AGAIN? WHAT IF I DON’T?”
— Untitled, Margaret Schnabel (via starrymar)