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darksilenceinsuburbia:

Caterina Silenzi.
Baby Cervo.
Baby Cervo.
Baby Cervo (detail).
Via Art From Suburbia
darksilenceinsuburbia:

Caterina Silenzi.
Baby Cervo.
Baby Cervo.
Baby Cervo (detail).
Via Art From Suburbia
darksilenceinsuburbia:

Caterina Silenzi.
Baby Cervo.
Baby Cervo.
Baby Cervo (detail).
Via Art From Suburbia
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hadrian6:

The death of Hippolytus. Jean Bapiste Lemoyne the elder. French. 1679-1731.
marble. Louvre Museum.       http://hadrian6.tumblr.com
hadrian6:

The fallen Titan. 1786. Thomas Banks. English. 1735-1805.
marble. the Royal Academy of Arts collection.
http://hadrian6.tumblr.com
hadrian6:

Milo of Croton. 1754. Etienne - Maurice Falconet. French. 1716-1791.
marble. Louvre Museum.         http://hadrian6.tumblr.com
hadrian6:

Neptune calming the waves. 1757. Adam lambert Sigisbert. French. 1700-1759.
marble.       http://hadrian6.tumblr.com

Josef Thorak at work
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really-shit:

Introducing After Lights Out /// Julien Mauve
Artist’s Statement
“Night no longer exists. City lights cover up the stars, and cell phone screens lighten even the darkest of alleyways. And soon, imagine a world in which our lights render even the sun gratuitous. In the darkness of space, light is a beacon of hope. What if darkness in our world once again overtook the night and as an affect, transforming even the most insignificant light into an exception – a mystical phenomenon ? In a world in black and blue, the single incandescence of a bulb could be the greatest promise of an adventure about to start.”
really-shit:

Introducing After Lights Out /// Julien Mauve
Artist’s Statement
“Night no longer exists. City lights cover up the stars, and cell phone screens lighten even the darkest of alleyways. And soon, imagine a world in which our lights render even the sun gratuitous. In the darkness of space, light is a beacon of hope. What if darkness in our world once again overtook the night and as an affect, transforming even the most insignificant light into an exception – a mystical phenomenon ? In a world in black and blue, the single incandescence of a bulb could be the greatest promise of an adventure about to start.”
really-shit:

Introducing After Lights Out /// Julien Mauve
Artist’s Statement
“Night no longer exists. City lights cover up the stars, and cell phone screens lighten even the darkest of alleyways. And soon, imagine a world in which our lights render even the sun gratuitous. In the darkness of space, light is a beacon of hope. What if darkness in our world once again overtook the night and as an affect, transforming even the most insignificant light into an exception – a mystical phenomenon ? In a world in black and blue, the single incandescence of a bulb could be the greatest promise of an adventure about to start.”
really-shit:

Introducing After Lights Out /// Julien Mauve
Artist’s Statement
“Night no longer exists. City lights cover up the stars, and cell phone screens lighten even the darkest of alleyways. And soon, imagine a world in which our lights render even the sun gratuitous. In the darkness of space, light is a beacon of hope. What if darkness in our world once again overtook the night and as an affect, transforming even the most insignificant light into an exception – a mystical phenomenon ? In a world in black and blue, the single incandescence of a bulb could be the greatest promise of an adventure about to start.”
really-shit:

Introducing After Lights Out /// Julien Mauve
Artist’s Statement
“Night no longer exists. City lights cover up the stars, and cell phone screens lighten even the darkest of alleyways. And soon, imagine a world in which our lights render even the sun gratuitous. In the darkness of space, light is a beacon of hope. What if darkness in our world once again overtook the night and as an affect, transforming even the most insignificant light into an exception – a mystical phenomenon ? In a world in black and blue, the single incandescence of a bulb could be the greatest promise of an adventure about to start.”
really-shit:

Introducing After Lights Out /// Julien Mauve
Artist’s Statement
“Night no longer exists. City lights cover up the stars, and cell phone screens lighten even the darkest of alleyways. And soon, imagine a world in which our lights render even the sun gratuitous. In the darkness of space, light is a beacon of hope. What if darkness in our world once again overtook the night and as an affect, transforming even the most insignificant light into an exception – a mystical phenomenon ? In a world in black and blue, the single incandescence of a bulb could be the greatest promise of an adventure about to start.”