LADY VAN DAME

— Paulo Coelho

A place, Stone imagery It is in a barn that we can hear the whispers of thousands of stones collected by the poet and artist Luigi Lineri at the source of the Adige river in north-eastern Italy. He attributes their shape to a human or magical intervention; they are primitive signs, an image-language. The building is no longer large enough to accommodate them all, some wait patiently in the garden, sneak into the house. Having spent 50 years collecting, he now devotes his time exclusively to arranging them. Interview: @giovanna_caliari Photos: @anablagojevicvr

Manuela (1884) by Conrad Kiesel

simen johan - golden snub nosed monkey

EGON SCHIELE / “THE EMBRACE” / 1917 [oil on canvas | 98 x 169 cm.]

A shepherd tending to his flock of sheep in a field next to Le Mont Saint Michel, an island commune in Normandy, France in 1952. (Nat Farbman—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #wildLIFEwednesday #Sheep #France

let’s get on mama’s last nerve