miljevina

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[Kat ⊷ the Poet Engineer @poetengineer__]

apeiron and its observer

[Art Encyclopedia @artenpedia]

Night on the Sparrow Hills, Alexei Savrasov, 1881

[Καλός @realKalos]

Thinking about 1000 penises as I post this photo of a beautiful girl.

[Glimpses of Culture 🏛️ @CharmOfCulture]

A walk in Madrid 🇪🇸

[Hyperion @Ortgeist]

The decaying theatre at Villa Anceschi in Parma, 1989

[♡ @taesdawn26]

polaroids by andrei tarkovsky

[I like Mountain Dew (alex) @eruxxlex]

found this gem on tiktok

[Aseel Swaid @aseelswaid9]

Islamic Architecture

[22:22 @22hrr22min]

dancing fairies by august malmström, detail (1866)

[Average Vermeer Enjoyer @waldmenschen]

Villa d’Este, Tivoli

https://t.co/Lj6GaHt4ek

[Art Encyclopedia @artenpedia]

Corsican vendetta knife with floral detail: “may all your wounds be mortal”

[Classicals @_ClassicalSoul]

Library of Congress

[Grant Tremblay @astrogrant]

So I was sleeping on how incredible even the day 1 and 2 photos would be. The aesthetic is different from the Hasselblads but the Art II photos will be remembered forever. Aura, as the kids say.

[Leander ⚓️ @volantleander]

goodnight

[Shia Visuals @ShiaVisuals]

Muqarnas is a geometric system used in Iranian-Islamic architecture to articulate transitions between surfaces, commonly applied in domes, vaults, and entrances.

The element is composed of tiered modules arranged in a three dimensional pattern, creating a honeycomb like structure. These layers break down solid surfaces into smaller facets, allowing light to interact with depth and produce shifting shadow across the surface.

Often combined with tilework, muqarnas integrates structure, geometry, and ornament into a single system. It operates as both a spatial transition and a surface articulation, linking planar walls to curved ceiling forms through precise repetition.

📷ghasem baneshi
📍Isfahan, Iran

[Observer Of Culture @Observeculture_]

Mechelen, Belgium

[Dylan @DylanCalluy]

Arabian nights on iPhone 17 Pro

[serènity @cultureartislam]

Details of the Umayyad Mosque.

[Yugoslavian Visuals @YugoslavVisuals]

Once upon a time in Mostar

[Rıdvan @saygilarr_]

- Semerkand, Registan