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Salvador Dalí's surrealist dream sequence — Spellbound (1945) dir. Alfred Hitchcock
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Krǎstova Vada, Sofia
(by Sketches of Sofia)
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Set photography - Taxi Driver (1976) - dir. Martin Scorsese
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The Moon appears to have been caught in the branches of a dead tree
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hey! michi aka johnnysilverhand/jamesvega here! my account got terminated again 🤕 and idk if i should even bother but you know . the way i’d miss you guys and making gifs! maybe now would be a good time to share other sites i’m on in case you’d want to connect with me there as well: Twitter, Letterboxd, Serializd
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Flesh rots to bone, taking our faces and figures with it. But clip a lock of hair, and it will keep its color for decades, even centuries. Thus, art crafted from hair — a 19th-century tradition (…) — remains frozen in time. (…) Although hair art is frequently associated with memento moris, or objects of mourning, it was just as often used to make family trees or tokens of friendship. (…) “A lot of hair would be braided and then placed in a book and a poem would be written underneath it, or something describing their relationship with a person,” Snedden Yates said. (…) Every meticulous knot in a strand or delicate petal of a flower formed with hair and wire reflects an intimate connection between the artist and the absent subject that acted as both portrait and talisman of a relationship.
Allison Meier, The Curious Victorian Tradition of Making Art from Human Hair, 2018.
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David Lynch: The Art Life (2016)
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literally i don't care what hot new actor duo the girlies stan in a couple of years none of those men will serve as much cunt and slay as much penis as bryan cranston and aaron paul circa 2012-2015. i don't care how much they try to hype any other duo up they will never be them
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