Város és Vadon

@varosesvadon + @szofink

április 10. 19:00 @startgaleriabudapest

Lesz itt MINDEN 🐦

tundras are soooo pretty aand beautiful to look at smears of best ever colors on flat and muted greens and yellows.... hard agree with los campesinos like yes take a body to tundra for real......

nature but it looks like a sad hug its so real

Official nature post

Sweet Dreams - Rora Blue

2020.

“Sweet Dreams explores the intricacies of everyday ableism and everyday ableist comments. Some of the comments recount dialogue said to the artist. Other phrases were submitted by other disabled and/or chronically ill individuals as documentation of comments that have been said to them. Through using recognizable objects associated with disability in correlation with playful colors, Sweet Dreams aims to reclaim objects commonly associated with pain and disrupt the narrative on what it means to be disabled.”

FERENC PINTER Macbeth

wall tile with lotus flower, iran c. 1300-50.

 By Japanese artist Hasui Kawase, 1910s

Rot! Rot! Rot! (gouache) Old wood and fungi, wonderful things to paint. This will be my postcard print for March. Join my postcard club on Patreon if you'd like this mini print in the mail - link in my pinned post!!

Fish 👍👍

The Shorakuen Tea Salon and Boutique in Tokyo offers a special selection of cakes. They have a delicious cake that is modeled after Mount Fuji, the tallest and most famous mountain in Japan. My Modern Met

Sea Pinks and Cliffs - Alexandra Buckle , 2022.

British , b. 1984 -

Linocut , 69 x 49 cm. Ed. 10.

@mistressorinoco kiütött a hideg veríték

“Pierre philosophale” (2013) by Les frères Chapuisat - A stone sculpture humorously juxtaposes a cigarette within a rock’s slit, blending natural form with human artifact.

@brgzmpff megvan a galéria házimanója!

Carl Frederik Sørensen (Danish, 1818–1879), "Danish Ships in Rough Seas" (details), 1877

Jungsun Jung: Garden Nasturtium quilt

Detail from the “unswept floor” mosaic made by Heraclitus, showing a mouse eating a walnut. 2nd century CE, now on display at the Vatican Museums.

Imagine trying to clean this floor–or even walk across it–and constantly wondering, “Wait. Is that one REAL?”

Allison Holt（British）