#translucency

Mark Rothko, Untitled, Mauve and Orange, 1961, 117.2 x 160.4 cm, Catalogue Raisonné Volume 2, David Anfam p. 546 (photo), p. 547 (entry). The photograph in the catalogue raisonné shows a painting that is indeed mauve and orange, with an alteration to the lower cloud-like rectangle. © Kate Rothko Prize and Christopher Rothko / Artists Rights Society. Thanks to DailyRothko for their contribution. P.S.: The two Tumblrs have no connection to each other, except for a shared love of Rothko. These two paintings are supposed to be the same. Something happened...

Bernard Descamps

Lunar Shift/Instants and Aberations by Russell Moreton Via Flickr: Subjectivity and The Instant The Numinous In the last decades of the twentieth Century, philosophy witnessed a marked preoccupation with the discontinuous and the disruptive. Translator's Preface, Eileen Rizo-Patron. Intuition of the Instant, Gaston Bachelard.

Shigeru Ban / Naked House / 2000 / via Arquitectura Viva / Archeyes / Architectuul / Image © Hiroyuki Hirai

Explaining how I paint translucent stuff using a bee I befriended the other day

This isn’t even getting into refraction, but translucency is just cool.

Pulsa