Yes, thats right. A suRRealist always comes back to the crime scene of his subconsiousness. A suRRealist doesn’t sleep. His eyes are wide open even when they are closed. All with one lucky shot. I became a fan of polaroids. This is it. Starting a new era. Follow me.
Well, it’s time to read the movie…
Fuck yeah now I know I am really in Japan where next level shit is happening - finally! And guess who’s going to japanese cinema? The Shanghaisurrealist, now so called TOKYOSURREALIST.
Look what I’ve found. 3 years I am already at my university and finally I go to the right toilet cabine to find out some NGE nerd has written me a message on the wall.
So it’s going to happen. Again. Japan. Nippon. A month, in Chiba, in Tokyo. Studying Japanese, teaching English and German. The great expedition into Japan’s surrealness.
Yeah, this is him. Or that was him. His name shall be remembered, his movers to be watched, his surrealness to be absorbed.
DAVID LYNCH
Has anyone seen my fierce friend Eugene? I seek him alive.
hello darkness my old friend
he waiting
this is like the kinda photo you find on the ground in an abandoned hospital
“Every living creature on Earth dies alone.”
(via videogirlmai)
DAFT PUNK’s last album - the most magnificent RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES - sounded already sometimes like a homage to Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey, of course not to forget the anime and Tron expressions of the past. But this, this is even so fucking damn cooler.
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If this book would exist, I would have red it by now.
A good old friend of mine was creating this certainly weird and beautifully strange painting after watching Showtime’s “Dexter” and having city lights in mind. I may not know if I have his permission to share it with the world of Tumblr, but fuck that for now, he was cool, this is cool, I feel cool… and bloody.
50cmx40cm; acryl, oil, ink, and collage (one dead spider) on canvas
In my seventeens I became obsessed with every oldschool samurai movie I could get my eyes to absorb. And this special scene, this “moment of awareness”, from the great noir samurai movie “Three Outlaw Samurai” by Hideo Gosha, has been haunting me all the years as something I wanna do if I would (or should) become a director. The samurai fight scenes are the coolest, smoothest, and filled with much fighting spirit.
