Heterodoxy

The Mouth Kiss by Pierre Jean van der Ouderaa, 1879. Digitally edited by Clayshaper

Divine Geometry by Vladimir Kush

Camposanto Monumentale, Piazza del Duomo, Pisa, Italy

The Right Hand That Knows What the Left Is Doing by Giovanni Gasparro, 2011

"You lie there with the ground pressing down on you, suffocating you, seeping into your very pores. A worm or a mole comes by and you’re grateful for the company until you realize that it has only come to eat you. You feel it nibbling your finger or gnawing a little hole in your side or boring through the bone of your skull. You imagine you feel the lips of the mole against your temple, the ridges of the earthworm sliding through your ear. You see your own brain become a slithering mass of maggots and grubs. Memories, things you cherish, the last thoughts that give you warmth or happiness—these you envision sliding down the throats of the creepiest vermin. Your love for your family becomes worm meal. Your knowledge of classical music perishes in peristalsis. You return to the earth through the intermediary of beasts. It’s not pleasant. “Dust to dust” is a lie. The truth is a movement from flesh to food to feces—and only then to dust." - Supervert, Necrophilia Variations

By Wenqi Ma

Agnes Tait. 1894-1981.

Friedrich Carl von Scheidlin (Austrian, 1822–1913), "Study of Ducks on the Water I", 1840

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Collage by Sara Shakeel

This was parked in front of the club

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by Cortney

Face stone, Urra Moor, North Yorkshire