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likeafieldmouse: Jesus Leguizamo
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My heart wants roots. My mind wants wings. I cannot bear their bickerings.

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-  E. Y. Harburg (via h-o-r-n-g-r-y)

(Source: wistfulcoffee, via devilswaitin)

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darksilenceinsuburbia: KwangHo Shin. [90] untitled, 2013.  Charcoal on canvas, 162 x 96.5 cm.

A list of things I don’t want to do generally:

  • exist


 ( severe, unipolar major depression and accompanying psychosomatic disorder )

It’s easier to tell the internet. The internet doesn’t not believe me and tell me to just ‘get myself together’.

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fuckyeahdementia: Walking in on the wrong class

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likeafieldmouse: Mark Rothko - White, Blacks, Grays on Maroon (1963)

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cavetocanvas: Simon Vouet, St. Mary Magdalene, 1623-27

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Francois Romain

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halfinspace: “Always There”

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cavetocanvas: Simon Vouet, Time Vanquished by Hope, Love and Beauty, 1627 From the Museo del Prado: Saturn, who represents Time in Roman mythology, has fallen beside his attributes, a scythe and an hourglass. Beauty —possibly a portrait of the painter’s wife, Virginia de Vezzo— holds him by the hear, blandishing a lance over him, while Hope threatens him with a hook, her iconographic symbol, and three cupids pluck the feathers from his wings.Time is defied by Love, which is a reversal of their traditional roles. The representation of Time was constant during the Baroque era, when it was an image of the transitory nature of human life and of the values that rule it.With this type of work, Vouet brought the influence of Italian art to Louis XIII’s France.