Dama del perrito

Partes iguales de amor e ira.

[Dama del perrito @aquinohaydeso]

Absurd makes sense.

[ella @H8BEAM]

just found out in order to be understood completely i have to reveal myself completely

[mont @tedeciruelas]

Marguerite Yourcenar

[sad__necessary @sad___necessary]

me siento en una constante despedida

[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

Ink painting depicting Jorōgumo, a supernatural spider-woman from Japanese folklore, dating from the Edo period.

The Jorōgumo, a captivating and eerie entity from Japan’s Edo period folklore, embodies a unique blend of seduction and menace. Derived from the Japanese terms "Jorō" meaning "to weave," and "kumo" meaning "spider," the name literally translates to "weaving spider."

In Japanese legends, the Jorōgumo appears as a large, demonic spider that can assume the form of a beautiful woman, often retaining subtle spider-like features. Renowned for her cunning, she lures unsuspecting men with her charm into carefully woven webs, revealing her monstrous nature only when it's too late.

Stories recount various encounters where men, mesmerized by her allure, meet tragic ends, underscoring themes of deception and the hidden dangers beneath alluring facades. Symbolizing the duality of beauty and peril, Jorōgumo serves as a powerful metaphor in Japanese culture for the perils of temptation and the complexity inherent in nature's forces.

[Dama del perrito @aquinohaydeso]

@enigmatriz Jenny Holtzers writings in buildings!

[enigmatriz @enigmatriz]

weekly print giveaway! any artwork and type of print you want from my inprnt shop.

to participate:
- like, retweet.
- share in the comments one of your favorite works of art, any medium.

winner announced on the weekend.

[The Notorious J.O.V. @whotfisjovana]

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[Mario Benedetti @BenedettiOMario]

¿Por qué debería estar triste? He perdido a gente que no me amaba. Pero ellos perdieron a alguien que los amaba.

[jacob @thesoggyblanket]

photographs i’ve taken of the moon

[pale kirill @palekirill]

at the border, where patterns fade

[Nostos @NostosLit]

― Virginia Woolf, The Waves

[123 @ursoskinny123]

Saw a video today that said “as a final act of love I’ll never reach out again, but I’ll become everything I told you I’m going to be.” And whoa.