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This Too, Is a Forest

This Too, Is a Forest

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Aesthetics, Light Shitposting, Vibes, No Fash or TERFs in My Forest. Please be over 18, CW for body horror, images aren't mine, I credit where I can

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Jean Jacques Balzac's Arabian Diptych Number 7
Jean Jacques Balzac's Arabian Diptych Number 7

Repost from Post-Foucault
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Happy July 4th to the Philippines
Happy July 4th to the Philippines

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Stone statue by Andy Goldsworthy
Stone statue by Andy Goldsworthy

The reality of queer and trans in Palestine.

Pink Washing and homonationalism will not save any western LGBTQi+ person, of any stripe. Alliances with those who are less fortunate is the only survival strategy; because the same people who are eliminating people in Palestine, Sudan, Tigray, Indonesia, Nagorno-Karabakh, Kurdistan, or indigenous people across the globe are going to come for you next. Unless you want to trim off all the most authentic parts and become just another cog. Our shelter is in solidarity, not in colonialist systems. Imperialism is the most prescient enemy.

Ushiku Daibutsu By Yuya.M
Ushiku Daibutsu By Yuya.M

Najwan Darwish "Our Defeated Banner", from the book Exhausted on the Cross Translated by Kareem James
Najwan Darwish "Our Defeated Banner", from the book Exhausted on the Cross Translated by Kareem James

This artists does so much with dioramas, check them out https://emptychatrooms.tumblr.com/?source=share
This artists does so much with dioramas, check them out https://emptychatrooms.tumblr.com/?source=share

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Repost from Oddly Motivational
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Here is a sample of the proto-runes
Here is a sample of the proto-runes

This is Skara Brae, a Neolithic settlement in Scotland with a primitive sewer system, interconnected tunnels, evidence of pro
This is Skara Brae, a Neolithic settlement in Scotland with a primitive sewer system, interconnected tunnels, evidence of proto-runic writing, and a population of up to 100. Not much is known about the people who lived there, but they left a wealth of stone furniture, pottery, instruments and other things behind.

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