as for we who love to be astonished

Murmuration of Starlings that looks like one huge bird

Windswept Eucalyptus (1928) / Arroya Chamisa (1927) by Gustave Baumann

thank you bags from various delis in New York 

Fidan Zaman (Azerbaijani, based Baku, Azerbaijan) - Paintings from her travel diary called The Sea, Paintings: Acrylic

“Melodrama” by Lorde 

Good advice spotted west of Avon, Montana

Jenny Holzer - In a dream 1983-1985, Foil stamping on cloth

4 electronic LED signs: blue diodes Texts: Arno (1996); Blue (1998) 5.25 x 57.75 x 3 in 13.3 x 146.7 x 7.6 cm.

Egon Schiele, Studio di mani, c. 1910

ESTEFANIA LORET DE MOLA

griffith observatory / hubble’s ultra deep field

As widespread lockdowns swept the globe earlier this year in response to the threat of COVID-19, intimacy became fraught. For artist Käthe Butcher, the loss of an embrace or casual peck on the cheek was incredibly difficult. This desire for connection culminated in “A Hug In The Garden,” an emotional rendering of two women holding each other. (Source)

Drifting Heavy Weather Clouds by Emily Nolde, 1928

Obsessed with gouache & prismacolors on toned paper  (♥u♥)