A Place That Exists Only In Moonlight

Jacqueline Bisset in Bullit ,1968

— Koleka Putuma, from “Twenty-One Ways of Leaving,” Collective Amnesia

Apollo and the Artist Artwork by Cy Twombly (1975)

Blurry Venice is an oneiric experience, where the boundaries between environment and architecture disappear. Air, water and skyline melt together. The installation distorts the perception and creates illusion, which turns architectural construction into an imaginary landscape. The expanding space is squeezed by several marble “briccole” sculpted by Fabio Viale, which creates a passage on water where people can walk through.

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Vinicunca Rainbow Mountain, Peru by Marian Lubawski

—Kill Your Darlings (2013)

Grass Eyelashes by Bea Sweet Beauty

Details: Ugolino and His Sons (Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux, 1827–1875).

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