Le genie de l’espece by Wolfgang Paalen, 1938 [T]he surrealist use of bones as material in connection with war and destruction becomes evident in Wolfgang Paalen’s 1938 bone pistol Le Genie de l’Espece, dating from the eve of the Second World War. In this work, chicken bones simulate the shape of the deadly weapon in the moulded trough of a velvet-lined pistol casket. Cause and effect seem to be coalesced in a matrix - the bones, arranged as a fantastic firearm, present death as the deliberate intention and inevitable result of the use of weaponry and are thus meant as an unmistakeable warning of conflict resolution by force. [ftp]
peggymoffitt:

Dr Sex, 1964
mineralists:

Wavellite High Down Quarry, UK
tumblropenarts:

Embroidery based on a quote from Alice in Wonderland
http://citizenenigma.tumblr.com/
ytellioglu:

Bassi Martino, e aiuti Ninfeo di Villa Visconti Borromeo Litta, XVI d.C. Lainate Lombardia, Italia
dinnerwithannawintour:

SSAW Spring/Summer 2013
combiningform:

Ellen Gallagher, Deluxe, 2004-5
pixography:

Surreal Gallery

wouldn’t it be cool to plan an entire vacation based around going where nature glows? To swim with phosphorescent plankton, go to iceland to see the northern lights, or take a tour of the glow worm caves in New Zealand?