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physilology:

Lavender Lotus Brain - original watercolor painting by Michele Banks (artologica on etsy)

“This painting draws together images from neuroscience (neural connections in the brain) and Buddhism (the lotus), to express the blissful aura of the well-meditated brain. Recent scientific research indicates that the practice of meditation produces physical changes in parts of the brain associated with memory, sense of self, empathy and stress. Although it’s highly unlikely that meditating on the truth in the lotus will actually cause your neurons to look like this, it’s a fun idea to express artistically. In soft, soothing shades of lavender, purple and deep rose on a background of pale periwinkle blue.”
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blue-voids:

Uta Barth - In Passing, 1995-7
blue-voids:

Uta Barth - In Passing, 1995-7
blue-voids:

Uta Barth - In Passing, 1995-7
blue-voids:

Uta Barth - In Passing, 1995-7
vroomheid:

Marina Yee, fashion for van dyck, 1999
Graduating from the Academy in 1981, Marina was one of the original “6” and is now perhaps the least “known” of the group - only due to her absence on the scene from 1990-1998. Few know, but Marina worked closely with Dirk Bikkembergs as he grew his brand and she has collaborated on several award-winning theater productions. She now has a studio / workshop in Brussels.
scan from belgian fashion design (1999)
"Don’t explain your philosophy. Embody it."
Epictetus (via universal-wanderer)