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Wonderful piece, thanks for bringing it to my attention

‘I remember something Alan Moore told me: "It is so important to reenchant these places that we live in, to actually give back the energies that have been bled out of them. An empowered landscape creates empowered people, and the reverse is also true….”’

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History does not repeat, yet it displays a form of repetition compulsion.

- Alexander & Margarete Mitscherlich (tr. wordkunst)

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This sounds very interesting indeed 👇 👇 👇

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@alinaetc.bsky.social

Meine Sterne fallen, by Kiev Stingl 10 track album

kievstingl.bandcamp.com

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In your spare time, as it were

Well hopefully you don't have to be out in Rebibbia & environs ... in any event, in bocca al lupo oggi--!

8 drawn figure eights extended across a white space, turning them into loose loops connected with lines from The Folded Clock (2025), twisted Spoon press

eight eights that refuse to disintegrate

Gerhard Rühm, tr. @wordkunst.bsky.social

Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179), The true Trinity in true unity c. 1165 From artchive.com : The artwork entitled “The true Trinity in true unity” was created by Hildegard of Bingen circa 1165. It exemplifies the Romanesque art movement and is categorized as a miniature. This work is part of the series “Scivias – Scito vias Domini” which translates to “Know the Ways of God,” encapsulating a collection of visionary writings of Hildegard. The artwork portrays a striking figure centrally located within concentric circles. This figure is rendered in a poised, symmetrical stance, suggesting a sense of calmness and divinity. The concentric circles emanate an aura of radiant light surrounding the figure, contributing to the spiritual and mystical themes typical for Hildegard’s visionary illustrations. The figure itself is depicted with distinct features: a serene facial expression and hands raised in a gesture that may symbolize prayer or spiritual communion. The use of color in this artwork is notably vibrant and purposeful, with the bold blues and rich gold tones creating a visual harmony that emphasizes the centrality and significance of the figure.

This is a lovely piece

Ithell Colquhoun : Genius of the Fern Loved Gully by Amy Hale, published by Strange Attractor Press

Just arrived in the mail! One of my favorite exhibitions last year ... looking forward to reading @strangeattractor.bsky.social

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@marcelkrueger.bsky.social in case you're in town ... in my humble, his work steals the show ...

Thanks again for your interest & patience--!

Though an exhibition primarily focusing on Max Liebermann's work, Ury steals the show

My man!

Rainy blurry headlights streetlights night-time asphalt noir 1920s Berlin

A lone walker crossing a dim rainy blurry night-time street in 1920s noir Berlin

A line of taxis lined up along the overhead subway tracks of Bülowstrasse in a rainy blurry noir of night

Three Berlin impressionist noir paintings by Lesser Ury (1861 - 1931) at the Museum Barberini in Potsdam

Brown paper wrapped poetry book Two postcard prints of collages by wordkunst-A Booth

Snail Mail Art
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“Carnation”

It arrived! Yay!

b/w drawings of famous depictions of Marx, Freud, and Theodor W. Adorno

Also known as The Klugeian Trinity (or, as he says, three particular lenses through which to view the world in three very particular ways)

YouTube video by Wellesz Theatre. Josef Matthias Hauer: Klavierstücke op.25 (1923)

Evensong

Interesting, different feel indeed from the one I'm familiar with

Fachwerky!