memory is a fickle sirens' song...

Lydia Pettit (American, 1991) - What Will I Find (2025)

etching, 1972 — source

Iberian Lynx | Wilrie van Logchem

Unknown, India, Mughal A royal ram with a gold chain c. 1585; border added probably 1700s The ram in this painting is a particularly well-groomed animal that was probably kept in the royal menagerie and attended to by special keepers. The puffs of hair on the ram’s back have been colored with henna, and he wears a decorative chain of bells across his chest. The Mughal rulers collected and exhibited specimens of various animals from their territories out of a scientific interest as well as a desire to display the extent of their influence over the land and its inhabitants.

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Uuhhgh gonna flop on twitter hope not here too heh ✌️

Photograph by Jennipher Jerrevång Uhlhorn

Jeroen Taal, ‘ Italy, La Serra’

Sheila Anderson Hardy (Scottish b.1956), Silver Moon, 2022, Oil on canvas

Rebecca Storm (Canadian, b. 1987, Vancouver Island, BC, Canada, based Montreal, QC, Canada) - God Laughs, 2026, Paintings: Oil on Canvas

Emilia Martin - De la serie "I saw a tree bearing stones in the place of apples and pears" , 2022

Come play with me.

Leonard Koscianski (US-American, 1952) - Lone Wolf (2010-2019)

Ivy Wolk by Tanner Abel

David Hockney (British, 1937-2026) - Dog Painting 13 (1995)

Possession (1981)

dream of something soft

GARY RUDDELL