Archive for the ‘arte’ Category

Go Deep Into a Forest

Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011

“Go deep into a forest. Close your eyes.”

Andreco Magik Masks

Tuesday, February 22nd, 2011

Nove maschere magiche sacralizzate dagli umori di fratello andreco.
(art by: andreco)

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Bakemono Zukushi, il rotolo dei mostri

Tuesday, February 15th, 2011

Il Bakemono Zukushi è un rotolo dipinto del periodo Edo di autore ignoto,
raffigura ventiquattro mostri tadizionali, molto popolari in giappone.

(via: pinktentacle.com – orginal publication: yokai database)

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Chastity

Tuesday, January 25th, 2011

“Lord, Make me chaste, but not yet!”
(words by: Sant’Agostino – art by: Marc Quinn)

The art of Giovanni Battista de Cavalieri

Wednesday, January 19th, 2011

Pubblichiamo l’affascinante lavoro di Giovanni Battista de’ Cavalieri, incisore italiano di fine cinquecento. Una meravigliosa sfilata di freak perché ognuno possa riconoscersi.

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Due Serpenti

Monday, January 17th, 2011

Caduceo del tantrismo tibetano in un dipinto Bashohli.

Dreamachine

Thursday, January 13th, 2011

You are the artist when you approach a Dreamachine with your eyes closed.
What the Dreamachine incites you to see is yours… your own.

Brion Gysin, William Burroughs and the dreamachine

The brilliant interior visions you so suddenly see whirling around inside your head are produced by your own brain activity. These may not be your first glimpse of these dazzling lights and celestial coloured images. Dreamachines provide them only just as long as you choose to look into them. What you are seeing is perhaps a broader vision than you may have had before of your own incalculable treasure, the jungian sort of symbols which we share with all normally constituted humanity. From this storehouse, artists and artisans have drawn the elements of art down the ages. In the rapid flux of images, you will immediately recognise crosses, stars, haloes… woven patterns like pre-Columbian textiles and Islamic rugs… repetitive patterns on ceramic tile… in embroideries of all times… rapidly fluctuating serial images of abstract art… what look like endless expanses of fresh paint laid on a palette knife.
(words by: Brion Gysin)

Posing as Christ, Harry Clarke

Sunday, January 9th, 2011


(picture from the movie: Harry Clarke, Darkness in Light)

The art of Adolf Hoffmeister

Thursday, January 6th, 2011
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(original post from: a journey round my skull)
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Come and take your fill of love

Friday, December 31st, 2010

“Come forth, o children, under the stars, and take your fill of love!”
(words by: Aleiter Crowley – art by: Gerald Metcalfe)