Mirror

© Atsushi Uemura, Sandpiper, 1994, Shohaku Museum of Arts

The Blue Sea Dragon, a species of small, blue sea slug. It is able to swallow the venomous nematocysts from siphonophores such as the Portuguese man o' war and store them in the extremities of its finger-like cerata.

Artist: Burnat

Federico García Lorca, from a letter featured in The Selected Letters of Federico García Lorca

Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri

Egon Schiele - Still Life

Kaoru Yamada

“Yuki-onna (雪女), meaning snow woman, is a yōkai which usually appears on snowy winter nights. She is described as beautiful with pale white or bluish-white skin cold to the touch and dressed in white. Some believe she is simply an embodiment of snow, both dangerous and serene. Others believe that she is a spirit who died because of snow, a fallen heavenly being, or a form of some other shape-shifting yōkai.” Text by Nathan Tucker

blooms Unique Floral Neon Collection

Kim Nyungman. Hometown Series, 051, 1974.