Vasilescu Alexandra

[arrabella @lesannies]

My friend set me up with this guy because he “reads a lot” and we start talking about books and he tells me he’s been working through this impossibly dense, hyper intellectual postmodern novel and it’s fucking House of Leaves. There is no one for me.

[Hadas Weiss @weiss_hadas]

europe uninhabitable is a small price to pay for a data center

[Orange 🧡 Hannibal’s gay little horse statue @calicolala]

LMFAOOOOOOOOO

[Vasilescu Alexandra @alexavsl]

@foolsfates haven’t read this one but I randomly picked up Grapes of Wrath and let me tell you….it opened my third eye I was genuinely flabbergasted

[niko🇵🇸 @s0ftwarmkitty]

outwoking everyone in my balkan country by looking left and right before crossing a bike path

[Forrest Cardamenis @FCardamenis]

Baby has gotten good at identifying “dada” but still struggling with surrealism, cubism, even baroque.

[tasha @natashaunlocked]

this is how murakami writes female characters

[Milfski @Nilkski_]

I’ve never seen a family in a cybertruck. Just an ugly dude by himself.

[Dennis Buckly @Playbuck_PH]

How it started How it’s going

[afrodite🪮🇿🇼 @brownsugaaaa3]

Gen Z has every right to be mad at the world

[𝐁𝐀𝐒𝐈𝐋 @basil_pesto_fan]

cinephile imposter syndrome until you talk to normal people about films

[cheesie @cheddarplums]

people like this seem to think they're having some highly unique experience. seeing scenes in your mind involves the universal experience of simply having an imagination, whereas writing involves actually writing

[turbomander @turbomander]

no shade but personally after riding through the entire desert i would’ve given the horse a name

[renata ✶ @STARRYGL0W]

anaïs nin’s home in silver lake, california

[Sylvian (#1 Skinamarink Fan) @TheAlexSylvian]

if you read too much moby dick in one sitting you generally get oneshot by the book and start talking like ishmael

[una mezcla de sangre y utopía @notbenfish]

you read virginia woolf and you think well why has anyone tried to write anything after that

[Christopher @molochofficial]

credit where it's due, Picasso really knocked it out of the park with his drawing of Don Quixote like Yeah that's him

[Trey the Explainer @Trey_Explainer]

“Don’t worry, dude, I totally read the play”

[octavia @peakybastard]

if you make a film with these many vivid colours today they lock you up in jail

[santos @santos141100]

En el cine actual no se permite usar profundidad de campo porque implica darle al espectador el poder de elegir qué mirar, y lo que se busca es un espectador lo más dormido posible: fondo blureado y todo en medio del plano, alimentando una lógica de consumo y olvido instantáneo.