It is the night sky seen from the ground though it isn’t the Twin Towers of course, construction of the WTC complex wouldn’t have even begun let alone be completed. Though O’Keeffe lived in the tallest residential building in the world at the time she painted this.
Actually living in New Mexico you probably could just go and see plenty of her works and places where she lived.
You lucky bastard.
I live in Texas, not New Mexico, and I just realized what you meant as I was typing the first third of this sentence out, goddammit.
I mean that is still pretty close relatively speaking.
Nice, I remember playing Shadow of Chernobyl very long time ago - like the huge map that time and the anomalies.
Ah, another Stalker member 
Temporary shadow profile picture from the new sonic 3 trailer until I change to a christmas one for december
He’s making a list, checking it twice, his fee don’t give a fuck if you’re naughty or nice, 47’s gonna give you a round.
The Krampus suit might be my new favourite holiday themed suit
Since the Krampus Helper outfit 47 got, I remembered a sticker of my Bearmon with reindeer antlers I got as gift at a party. He isn’t amused with those antlers.
A seal… of approval?
Homage to the Square: Soft Spoken - Josef Albers (1969)
The entirety of the series is this, a series of squares usually in different colours of various shades and hue. Originally works in this series had only two squares matched to each other but Albers continuously added squares as he sought more and more to explore the upper limits of colour as well as prespective, space and shape. You can see through its Post-Constructivist cred, minimalist principles and simplicity that Albers was a member of Bauhaus indeed he taught there before the Nazis shuttered it and he fled for America under the protection of modernist architect Phillip Johnson.
His later works especially produce these sorts of fake three dimensional effects as Albers’ works with colour merged with his theory of “defamiliarisation”, a form of pedagogy he used with his students at Black Mountain College (which I will talk about one of these days I swear.) that sought to alter students’ perception of art by employing tactics like reducing painting to its base essentials (as seen here), painting with the non-dominant hand, investigating optical illusions (like this here, I swear I will also be talking about OpArt soon™) and utilisation of negative space.
This piece was donated to The Met after their retrospective on this and Variant/Abode series (an earlier series with the same principle but on a larger scale). Albers was the first living artist to receive this honour and the piece is still in its collection today.
SpongeBob’s pornography.
Absolutely stunning insights there, Heis.
Yeah. I don’t know why I do that.
