Ina de Bree

‘One should never be cured of one’s passions.’ Marguerite Duras, Le ravissement de Lol V. Stein, 1964

‘Beauty is in the mind, not in the eye.’ - Agnes Martin Agnes Martin by Diane Arbus, 1966 | The City, 1966 MoMa

‘A world without love would be no world.’ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Roman Elegies, Elegy 2, 1789 © Robin Isley

‘Nothing should be treasured more highly than the value of the day.’ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Einzelheiten, Maximen und Refexionen, 1833 (Vol. 49) 📷 Bernard Plossu

‘Read for yourselves, read for the sake of your inspiration, for the sweet turmoil in your lovely head. But also against yourselves, read for questioning and impotence, for despair and erudition,’ Adam Zagajewski, A Defence of Ardor: Essays, 2004 Inge Morath, New York, 1957

‘A poem may hold the thunder’s echo, like a shell touched by Orpheus as he fled. Time takes life away and gives us memory, gold with flame, black with embers.’ Adam Zagajewski, Shell, Mysticism for Beginners, 1999

‘You should praise the mutilated world, Remember the moments when we were together in a white room and the curtain fluttered.’ Adam Zagajewski, Try To Praise the Mutilated World

‘I don’t like Paradise as they probably don’t have obsessions there.’ Alda Merini - Aforismi e magie, late 1990s Éric Rohmer- La collectionneuse, 1967

‘We are hungry for tenderness in a world where everything abounds…’ Alda Merini © Anna Ådén

‘There’s a place in the world where the heart beats (…) where time stops and you have no age. That place is your arms where the heart doesn’t grow old, while the mind never stops dreaming.’ Alda Merini, In Your Arms (poem) Garry Winogrand

‘But if I didn’t read, I’d think (…), is the most painful thing of all.’ Eric Rohmer - Six moral tales, 1980 Le genou de Claire, 1970

Pauline à la plage, by Éric Rohmer, 1983

‘I definitely don’t agree with your morals.’ La collectionneuse, 1967, Éric Rohmer

‘I don’t do everything boys ask.’ Le genou de Claire, Éric Rohmer, 1970

Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita Les Pivoines Banches, 1917

One of the most recognised objects of the last century and an #icon of the modern movement, Knoll’s Barcelona #chair (1929) exudes a simple elegance that embodies Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich’s most famous maxim - „less is more“. Each #Barcelona piece is a tribute to the marriage of #modern #design and exceptional craftsmanship.

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„The true novelist is one who understands the work as a continuous poem, is a myth-maker, and the wonder of the art resides in the endless different ways of telling a story.“ Muriel Spark

Johann Sebastian Bach Eisenach, 21.3.1865 (giul.) In onore del Padre della Musica, vada a tutti la Passione secondo Matteo, BWV 244 (Lipsia, 11.4.1727) Dal vivo, al Concertgebouw di Amsterdam, il 2.4.1939 Dirigeva, Willem Mengelberg Evangelista, Karl Erb youtube.com/watch?v=K18WgN…

Julien Mignot

• —————— 🌾🌻🌾🌻 Not everyone connection can replaced. Some souls are rare and meeting them once in a lifetime is already a miracle. ~🌱☕️🖋️~ —————————— 🌾🌻🌾🌻 • ©️Andhika Ramadhian