Undulatae

Wood block color prints by gustave baumann

Vanessa Lubach - Tabitha's Kitten linocut

2022

Study of a snowy landscape at dusk.

Etching , 29 x 18 cm. Ed. 91/100 .

"Is the beauty for you or for everyone?" Environmental poster from the Belarusian SSR, 1986

Toma Gerzha aka Тома Гержа (Russian, b. 2003, Russia, based Amsterdam, Netherlands) - Near the WHSD, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 2022, Photography

The Log 2023 Oil on canvas 85x55 cm via

Watercolour ,  31 x 24 cm.

Yuri Dmitrievich Vasendin "Sunrise"

The truth is that you can be outside the binary without formally committing to calling yourself nonbinary. I am a cis gay man who feels most comfortable and affirmed when I'm free to wear earrings and garments I bought in the "women's" section. I tell people my pronouns are he/him because it's the simplest explanation, but they/them and even she/her are comfortable, even validating, in the right circumstances. There are a lot of cis gay men just like me. Am I actually nonbinary and just in denial? No. Being a gay man is deeply meaningful to me. Am I encouraging nonbinary to start calling themselves cis and questioning whether they're actually nonbinary? No, and I feel more comfortable in my own manhood knowing I have the option to leave. I just want us all to define ourselves on our own terms. I want celebrate common ground and shared queerness with trans people and not have to overstate our differences. We treat it as a political and moral obligation to fine tune our labels for the sake of establishing who's allowed to say what, who's allowed to relate to who, and I have to ask: Are we committed to breaking down boundaries or not?

Alex Garant - Where are you, 2024 - Oil on canvas

Helene Appel Sink (With Dishes), 2024 Acrylic, oil and lacquer on linen 49.5 × 39.5 cm

'Winter’s Night with Cabins'. Svend Rasmussen Svendsen. 1910.

Flower Library. John Drysdale #photography.