Through The Door By Dylan Vandenhoeck, 2022, Oil On Colored Linen, 66 × 41 Inches

Fig Trees, Antibes (1910) by Guy Rose

i think villains in general provide better, more epic romances because they're allowed to go to extremes. they're allowed to put their love over the greater good. they're allowed to be selfish. the best a hero can offer you is number two, because their duty comes first. villains, though. villains will burn down the world for a last kiss goodbye.

shades of pink by monet

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Nan Goldin The Parents' wedding photo, Swampscott, Mass. 1985 [from The Ballad of Sexual Dependency]

the genocide is now as bad as it has ever been and more undeniable than it has ever been. israel is doubling down on starving every gazan and destroying every remaining piece of infrastructure until they leave. and humanitarian workers who have had access to gaza before - including WFP, WCK, UNICEF are being prevented from gaining access by israel. if you've ever seen images of kids with pots clamoring at kitchens that usually accompany articles on "looming famine in gaza" (as though it is a natural disaster and not an imposed famine by israel in gaza) then you should know that those kids have been showing up and finding nobody there, because the stores have run out and the volunteers are being prevented from access. now is the time to talk about gaza, and more importantly now is the time to point the finger at the state of israel that is committing genocide openly, audaciously, hatefully

Josip Falica was born in 1950 in Jastrebarsko, a place near Zagreb, capitol of Croatia