medievalengravings:

A vain woman looks for herself in the mirror and sees a devil’s anus instead

Albrecht Dürer – Flamboyant Woman at the Mirror (1498) aka the Devil and the Coquette, copy of an illustration from ‘Der Ritter von Turm’, Augsburg

Aurie by markmolchan

anthonydelatercera:

artisafeeling:

Secret Society

Revolution

Apocalypse Now

-Mear One

“My work tackles subject matter that transcends the mundanity and mindlessness of our ruledworld predicated upon a falsified past. As a result, mankind has been thrust unknowingly into a state of Cognitive Dissonance; humanity has been under soma, asleep for generations. Upon awaking, it will be the instinct of many to react to these truths in a very deep and visceral way, challenging some of our fundamental beliefs about what is and isn’t our shared, lived reality. Gaining intellectual independence from the dominant ideology can go some way towards overcoming this dissonance.”

anthonydelatercera:

artisafeeling:

Secret Society

Revolution

Apocalypse Now

-Mear One

“My work tackles subject matter that transcends the mundanity and mindlessness of our ruledworld predicated upon a falsified past. As a result, mankind has been thrust unknowingly into a state of Cognitive Dissonance; humanity has been under soma, asleep for generations. Upon awaking, it will be the instinct of many to react to these truths in a very deep and visceral way, challenging some of our fundamental beliefs about what is and isn’t our shared, lived reality. Gaining intellectual independence from the dominant ideology can go some way towards overcoming this dissonance.”

anthonydelatercera:

artisafeeling:

Secret Society

Revolution

Apocalypse Now

-Mear One

“My work tackles subject matter that transcends the mundanity and mindlessness of our ruledworld predicated upon a falsified past. As a result, mankind has been thrust unknowingly into a state of Cognitive Dissonance; humanity has been under soma, asleep for generations. Upon awaking, it will be the instinct of many to react to these truths in a very deep and visceral way, challenging some of our fundamental beliefs about what is and isn’t our shared, lived reality. Gaining intellectual independence from the dominant ideology can go some way towards overcoming this dissonance.”