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John Galliano autumn/winter 2007

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found this on the street in berlin

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-Bylthe baird, if my body could speak

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Feeling crabby? Feast your eyes on today’s Exhibit of the Day, the Museum’s Japanese spider crab (Macrocheira kaempferi). This species is the biggest living crab and the largest arthropod in the world, measuring up to 13 ft (4 m) from the tip of one outstretched leg to another! Its diet includes dead fish, invertebrates, and algae, but it occasionally snatches live prey with its strong claws. This scavenger can be found on the seafloor off Japan’s Pacific coast, inhabiting depths of more than 984 ft (300 m). You can spot a model of one in the Museum’s Hall of Ocean Life! Photo: The American Museum Journal, Volume IV 1904

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— Paul Guest, from “1987.”

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Richard siken / dave eggers

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i hope you find a safe place to put all that love you have

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I have been reading a lot of scientific and feminist literature as well, it is very interesting to see how much bias plays a role in our conception not only of history but of science and evolution too. It's also disheartening in a way.

This is the book I am reading at the moment, and it explores also our understanding of gender.

I have been trying to be more open in person and online with what I read and I what I learn :)

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The Victorians had a thing for shiny beetles, but they also had a thing for ornate Italian micro-mosaic jewelry made with tiny pieces of colored glass. Et voilà.

Image sources: DSF, 1st Dibs, Inez Stodel

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would you say yes. be honest