Echoes

When you were dying, 2008 by Rana Javadi The artwork is about the loss of a peaceful past and the changes brought by modern life. She uses old photographs from the Chehrenegar studio in Shiraz and combines them with dried flowers, old fabrics and reflections of the present. These layers connect the past and the present, showing how memories fade but can live again through art. The work explores themes of time, loss, memory, and the constant change of life.

Circus Paintings by Marc Chagall (1887-1985) “circus is the most tragic representation in my mind. Through these centuries, it is the highest-pitched cry in man’s search for amusement and joy.” “I’ve always considered clowns, acrobats, and actors to be tragically human. To me, they resemble the characters of some religious paintings. Even today, when I paint a crucifix or another religious scene, I experience the same feelings as when I painted circus performers.” link: https://www.marcchagall.com/en/discovery/themes/circus

Nan Goldin, self-portrait (1988)

Daft Punk playing PlayStation 2 (2001)

Time to put on some damboli and cheer myself up

Maybe starting my day with nick drake’s song wasn't the best idea

Nick drake, London (1969) photographed by Keith Morris

Bela lugosi in Dracula (1931), directed by Tod browning

Street Vender & Bunny, photograph by Frank paulin (2008)

Souvenirs by James Ensor (1926)

La Femme-Escargot” circa 1900 | by Henry Schmid (French, 1872-1927)

Frank Paulin 1. Street vender & Bunny (2008) 2. Window reflectio (1967)

1. The Witch (1893) by John Maler Collier 2. Girl with a cat (1882) by Ivan Kramskoy

Say yes - Elliott Smith Live at the Henry Fonda Theatre (2003)