Edward Burne Jones, Drawing of Wings, n.d. (via)
(Source: proustitute, via caterinagiglio)
Edward Burne Jones, Drawing of Wings, n.d. (via)
(Source: proustitute, via caterinagiglio)
by Brian Collier, pencil
The earth preserves and hides their structures – human remains and endeavours, are inches beneath our feet. All this is eventually laid bare, to form ideas about birth, growth, change and decay.
Aerial views of this land and monuments produce configurations that are beautifully organic – almost like internal parts of the human body: the earth offering up its humanity.
Seame’s veil
by Sam Messenger
Pen, white ink, ink wash, poured ink, salt water on paper.
(via iamjapanese)
untitled
charcoal on paper by Arpita Struth, 1977
(Source: melisaki)
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