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the aesthetic is running into the arms of the love of your life
— HAYDEN CRISTENSEN as Anakin Skywalker and NATALIE PORTMAN as Padme Amidala in Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002) and Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005)
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anakin made padmé happy, and padmé made anakin happy, and please watch AOTC and ROTS and ignore the devil (dave filoni) whispering in your ear.
anidala is larger than life, soulmates, star crossed lovers.
the tragedy does not work if they did not love and trust and respect each other.
anakin only turned to the dark side (and, for that matter, committed the tusken massacre) under extreme circumstances and a lifetime of neglect, grooming and institutional decay. it was not inevitable.
padmé would have lost out on one key bright spot in her otherwise (by AOTC) quite bleak life by not marrying anakin. it was the right choice; it is unfortunate that the galaxy was against her happiness before she was ever born.
All of Anakin/Vader's thought bubbles say "Padmé Padmé Padmé"
And always did. I want you all to know thaT facT.
Indeed. In case anyone didn't know, that second image is Original Trilogy-era Ralph McQuarrie concept art. Vaderdala has been canon since the beginning!
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Thinking about how Anakin canonically both touched grass and got laid and was still Like That.
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In 1947, Salvador Dalí was photographed in the Venice lagoon while painting… literally in the water. The Catalan artist held his floating easel while working in front of the Venetian landscape, in a scene that looked more like a surrealist performance than a simple day of painting.
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Dalí understood art as spectacle, provocation and a game with reality. Even when he painted outdoors — what artists call plein air — he turned the creative act into an unforgettable image.
The photograph perfectly sums up his spirit: a painter who not only transformed canvases, but also the way the world viewed art.
Because with Dalí, even painting a landscape could become a surrealist work.
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En 1947, Salvador Dalí fue fotografiado en la laguna de Venecia mientras pintaba… literalmente dentro del agua. El artista catalán sostenía su caballete flotante mientras trabajaba frente al paisaje veneciano, en una escena que parecía más una performance surrealista que una simple jornada de pintura.
Dalí entendía el arte como espectáculo, provocación y juego con la realidad. Incluso cuando pintaba al aire libre —lo que los artistas llaman plein air— convertía el acto creativo en una imagen inolvidable.
La fotografía resume perfectamente su espíritu: un pintor que no solo transformaba los lienzos, sino también la forma en que el mundo miraba el arte.
Porque con Dalí, incluso pintar un paisaje podía convertirse en una obra surrealista.
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Nel 1947 Salvador Dalí fu fotografato nella laguna di Venezia mentre dipingeva… letteralmente nell'acqua. L'artista catalano reggeva il suo cavalletto galleggiante mentre lavorava davanti al paesaggio veneziano, in una scena che sembrava più una performance surrealista che una semplice giornata dedicata alla pittura.
Dalí concepiva l'arte come spettacolo, provocazione e gioco con la realtà. Anche quando dipingeva all'aperto — ciò che gli artisti chiamano plein air — trasformava l'atto creativo in un'immagine indimenticabile.
La fotografia riassume perfettamente il suo spirito: un pittore che non solo trasformava le tele, ma anche il modo in cui il mondo guardava all'arte.
Perché con Dalí anche dipingere un paesaggio poteva diventare un'opera surrealista.
Source: Dosis Cultura Alternativa
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