
J. M. W. Turner, “The Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons, 16th October, 1834” (Cleveland Museum). Source: Wikipedia
J. M. W. Turner, “The Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons, 16th October, 1834” (Cleveland Museum). Source: Wikipedia
Hieronymus Bosch, The Seven Deadly Sins And The Last Four Things, 1500-1525. Source: Wikipedia
Sebastián Gordín, Poets don’t write books, 2016. Source: galleryrosenfeld.com
Kholoud Abu Hijleh, “Single Man 2”, 2016. Source: artmejo.com
Walid Ebeid, “Parting Carols”, 2018. Source: artsy.net
IBM integrated circuits in carrier, 1979. Source: magnumphotos.com
Patrick Rapati, from “Eight Drawings for Invisible Cities”, 2017. Source: maritimeartlist.com
Bieke Depoorter, from “it may be / Mumki”, Cairo, 2012. Source: magnumphotos.com
Florence Hutchings, “Yellow Living Room”, 2017. Source: florencehutchings.com
W. Eugene Smith, Charlie Chaplin in Makeup, 1952. Source: christies.com
Harry Gruyaert, Rajasthan. India, 1976. Source: magnumphotos.com
Lalla Essaydi, Les Femmes du Moroc: Harem Beauty 1. Source: lallaessaydi.com
Lue Orange, 1903 US Department of Agriculture Yearbook. Source: etsy.com
Bryan Costales, The Stampede San Francisco Animal Role-Players in the 2016 San Francisco Pride Parade. Source: bcx.news
Cairo, 1934: Library of Congress image. Source: mashable.com
Alessandra Sanguinetti, from “Sweet Expectations”, Brooklyn, 1992. Source: magnumphotos.com
René Magritte, The Lovers. Paris, 1928. Source: moma.org
Life eternal might not be ours
but there’s what’s worse
that we are really forever
Music through earphones
casts no shadow
does not say to you when you must stop
nor through the earphones
signals No
Leonard Bramer (1596–1674), Mors Thriumphans. Source: Wikipedia
Quamrul Abedin, from “Silent Solitude”. Source: lensculture.com
“The people are asleep,
Don’t wake the people, darling,
So she’d tell him
Whenever he cracked his knuckles on the balcony,
Whenever his eyes shone behind the door
Like a password,