alecshao:

Jenine Shereos, Leaves, 2011, wrapped, stitched and knotted human hair

(Source: likeafieldmouse, via ravengoodwoman)

mythologyofblue:

“There is an idea in Finland that it is good to sit in silence as the light goes, to observe nightfall as a time of contemplation - ‘pitaa hamaraa’, ‘keeping the twilight’”. - Peter Davidson, The Idea of North 
Vilhelm Hammershoi, Woman in an Interior (1900-09)
[still, a study of light]
(invisiblestories)

mythologyofblue:

“There is an idea in Finland that it is good to sit in silence as the light goes, to observe nightfall as a time of contemplation - ‘pitaa hamaraa’, ‘keeping the twilight’”. - Peter Davidson, The Idea of North 

Vilhelm Hammershoi, Woman in an Interior (1900-09)

[still, a study of light]

(invisiblestories)

(via thatjubi)

Fascinating!

 (via Amazing Photographs of Wrapped Trees)
I say yes.
(via (title unknown)) <— Lotta Agaton

I say yes.

(via (title unknown)) <— Lotta Agaton

Excellent article about museum hours and how they influence who attends as well as what is shown.
(via What Hours Should Museums Be Open?)

Excellent article about museum hours and how they influence who attends as well as what is shown.

(via What Hours Should Museums Be Open?)

Great news from Jamie Littler!
(via Spokit says &#8216;Good Day&#8217; (and other such Phoenix related news items))
Don Kenn&#8217;s monsters
(via (title unknown))

Don Kenn’s monsters

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Art of a book.
(via Book of Art)

Art of a book.

(via Book of Art)

Finding these to be quite inspiring. And, this blog is definitely one worth following for the artist of the week!
(via artist of the week: ori toor)

Finding these to be quite inspiring. And, this blog is definitely one worth following for the artist of the week!

(via artist of the week: ori toor)

Interesting collection of works. The top most one really works for me. I know the darkness illuminated from behind by reds and oranges has been done many a time, but it is a technique I greatly admire.
(via Chet Zar, Dan Quintana and Mark Garro at CoproGallery)

Interesting collection of works. The top most one really works for me. I know the darkness illuminated from behind by reds and oranges has been done many a time, but it is a technique I greatly admire.

(via Chet Zar, Dan Quintana and Mark Garro at CoproGallery)