Stag and Crow

08/11/2024

08/11/2024

“Stick to art, not politics”.
It doesn’t work like that. Art is how we process and express our emotions, how we connect with others, how we resist, how we find the strength and inspiration to keep going. Art is, and always has been, political.

As I hold my son to my chest today, I think of the women in Afghanistan banned from hearing each other’s voices.
I think of the women in the US, having their bodily autonomy gradually eroded.
I think of the mothers in Gaza, weeping for the children they will never hold again.
I think of my trans sisters here in the UK, whose lives are systematically turned into bargaining chips by politicians.

I hold your hand, from across this screen. I believe in our resilience.

08/11/2024

Amidst the darkness, there is love. Love for yourself, love from others, and love from the Universe always surrounding you.

Your anger, sadness, and fear are valid but they do not define you.

Beneath these emotions lies a core of light. A spark of strength, compassion, and resilience that can guide you through even the hardest times.

Lean into that light and take a moment to breathe. Center yourself and know that love is a powerful force that can heal, transform, and uplift. Allow it to fill your heart and soften the sharp edges of your emotions.

The love that resides within you can become a beacon, not only for yourself but for others as well.

We are more powerful than ever when we come together, love each other, and amplify the light within us and around us.

Be the light 💡

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Αrt by Alexander Van Huell, (1822 - 1897).

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Matthias Lueger Photography

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© Rebecca Léveillé

IG: Cardinalofchaoss

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Rising Waters
by Lou Benesch

04/11/2024

'The Washerwomen of the night' by Yan Dargent, 1888.

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Crow in a Chestnut Tree 🍂

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Můra.🌙
While I'm creating new works, here is another illustration from the book.
Have a spooky weekend! 👻

04/11/2024

'Metamorphosis' - black cats transforming themselves into Witches by Theophile Alexandre Steinlen, (1859 - 1923).