Yûhi Falls at Shiobara - Kawase Hasui, 1920

Gustavo López Armentia, Going out is an Opportunity, 1992, Oil on canvas

📷 F. Jay Haynes, Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and Falls, c. 1884

Helen Frankenthaler, Hand painted book cover of ‘Frankenthaler’ by Barbara Rose, 1973

Elliott Erwitt • New York City, 1955

“[I]n the psychoanalytic discourse—the unifying One, the whole One—is not what is involved in identification. The pivotal identification, the major identification, is the unary trait. It is Being” Jacques Lacan Édouard Boubat

“Art falls apart, if you will, into ‘actual’ / completed, accomplished art . . . and ‘in-formed’ art” Novalis, Fragments

📷 Saul Leiter

Rebecca Salsbury James (1891-1968), Fire and Air, Reverse oil on glass

Wayne Thiebaud, Marked Land, 1977, Monotype

📷 Brassaï, 1930s

📷 Eliot Porter, Kissimmee, Florida, 1954

Josep Cisquella, Blue Windows, 1998, Oil and sand on canvas

“Depth is born only at the moment the spectacle itself slowly turns its shadow toward man and begins to look at him.” Roland Barthes Albert Renger-Patzsch

📷 Minor White, 1950

📷 Leni Riefenstahl, c. 1936

📷 John Kabel, Garden of the Gods, c. 1920

Edna Boies Hopkins, Sunflowers, c. 1915-16, Woodcut

Before the high altar we watch dumbly the stained glass gloss the vacant air —Michael Smith

📷 Robert Heinecken, 1965