it was all a blur

gerhard richter // oils on canvas

neolytes

james turrell//banks violette

here sometimes

aoi kotsuhiroi //artist. designer. photographer. writer.

please take the time to go through all her beautiful work.

earley mourning

lori earley

cosmic witch

artwork by fab ciraolo

xxxposure

it shouldn't be a surprise that i have a taste for old black and white photographs
that are characterized by long exposures, blur, movement, and when interior architecture
becomes accompanying geometry. francesca woodman's self portraits as well as photographs
of others in forgotten places are some of the most beautiful yet haunting images  i've come
across. the element that brings the eerie energy in her photos are quite subtle and simple but
very effective. her work is currently showing at the sfmoma. the exhibition is a retrospective of
francesca woodman's work from the 1970s. the young artist committed suicide at age 22.

painted ladies

 











































works by charmaine olivia. current solo exhibition 'ritual' at the shooting gallery. the exhibit will be on display through 2.4.2012. im looking forward to checking it out tomorrow.

high on flowers

stumbled across marco mazzoni's art work in the recent issue of  hi-fructose magazine. the first image in this post graced the cover and it was instant attraction. i never imagined myself to grow so fond of flowers, but the older i get the more i love being surrounded by them. however i am very particular about my flowers and floral print anything. the way these botanical dreams are depicted in marco mazzoni's work is ideally what i look for when i buy my flowers and floral print pieces. the muted shades and combination of colors used along with the bleached out feminine figures, subtle butterflies and birds creates a beautiful and yet melancholy aesthetic. im a fan. these beauties are all done by colored pencils on paper. i may need to purchase a piece....would work perfect with the aesthetic of my room.