I was going to title this new personal post as “Blurred selfies in a neat home…”, as some adequate counterpoint to “Blurred selfies in a dusty home,… Read more “More blurred pics at home (this time, exposed with some optimism)”
Author: Li
I’m Li; an outsider and a loser, a wayfarer lost into the blizzard, but still up and walking, seeking the right path to the right place. My past is my compass; my dead ones, my guides.
No lights ahead except those that just faded out.
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As for some, more objective facts, I am Catalan, living in Catalunya (in the portion colonized and ruled by Spain). I graduated in Geology and Physics; but I’ve almost always made my living in the trade of antiques, stamps and old books.
O Kolkorro Ruv (vaj Ruvni) – The Lone Wolf (or She-Wolf)
This picture on the header and below is a diversely edited screenshot from “Never Cry Wolf”, an American movie from 1983 directed by Carroll Ballard as an adaptation… Read more “O Kolkorro Ruv (vaj Ruvni) – The Lone Wolf (or She-Wolf)”
The Right of Being Special and Feeling Well for it – TransGirls & FemBoys’ Affair
Again I’m posting low quality pics of transfeminine persons. I crop and additionaly blurr some of them for privacy reasons, and also I change colours out of… Read more “The Right of Being Special and Feeling Well for it – TransGirls & FemBoys’ Affair”
A truly sexy Samson by Carl Bloch
As a somewhat casual, unplanned annex to my last post I feel like showing (and telling a bit about) this other oil by Danish painter Carl Heinrich… Read more “A truly sexy Samson by Carl Bloch”
Angels with amazing Light in some Carl Bloch’s paintings
I discovered Carl Heinrich Bloch (Copenhagen, Denmark, 1834 – 1890) just a few weeks ago, while searching artworks relative to the visit of the Magi to the Christ… Read more “Angels with amazing Light in some Carl Bloch’s paintings”
Heavenly Music for my sister and myself
Two Partitas. You choose, but I suggest BWV 829 by Gould to begin with, sis: – – – … and then, you have your favourite Partita in… Read more “Heavenly Music for my sister and myself”
The previous ‘Morning After’, by Alyssa Monks
[This post on contemporary American painting is a direct follow-up of another one on my other blog: A Painting with Soul: ‘Morning After II’ by Alyssa Monks.] The… Read more “The previous ‘Morning After’, by Alyssa Monks”
(Not so) shy homely eroticism as reassurance and, somehow, defiance
I am following up an old post (“Plain, homely eroticism as a consolation and remedy – Four samples in four hues”) I published more than a year ago… Read more “(Not so) shy homely eroticism as reassurance and, somehow, defiance”
Where Angels Go (& With Whom)
Today, now, is Christmas Eve and I feel the need to recall my sister (not that I do not recall her every day, but today is special)… Read more “Where Angels Go (& With Whom)”
Never cry wolf if you called it. Let it seize you. (Joyfully contributing to portrait the future)
This pic below is not a selfie, and it is not blurred –or not much–; it is not made in my home, either. It is part of… Read more “Never cry wolf if you called it. Let it seize you. (Joyfully contributing to portrait the future)”
Edward Hopper (XI) – The Sailing Boats – oils and watercolours
Edward Hopper’s lifelong enthusiasm for the sea developed when he was a boy in Nyack, NY, then a prosperous Hudson River port with an active shipyard. Years… Read more “Edward Hopper (XI) – The Sailing Boats – oils and watercolours”
Archangels, still… And some imposing Seraphim from Late Romanesque
“Ecce ego mitto angelum meum ante faciem tuam” (Marcus, 1: 2) [Behold, I send my messenger before thy face] There are some splendid representations of angels from different… Read more “Archangels, still… And some imposing Seraphim from Late Romanesque”
INVISIBLE FORMS 