Moises Levy is a photographer from Mexico City. In his works he deepens the natural relation between light and architecture (or landscapes).
These images are pervaded by the most sublime representation of cosmic forces.

Check out his website.

Pete Harrison aka Aeiko.

First of all, the races of human beings were three, not two as now, male and female; for there was also a third race that shared in both, a race whose name still remains, though it itself has vanished. For at that time one race was androgynous, and in looks and name it combined both, the male as well as the female.

Plato

Tunnelblick by Rob Clouth (sound / robclouth.com) and Henning M. Lederer (Visuals / led-r-r.net) is a constricted circular tunnel-like field of vision.

For the better enjoyment, watch in fullscreen with a decent sound system.

Never was a big fan of the Bebas font, but it is the favourite among my students. I always preferred the Trade Gothic or the Univers typeface. But now the Bebas comes with four new weights and we are all happy about that.

The big feature about the Bebas is the price… it’s free so check it out along other free fonts from Fontfabric.

Misty shroud of regrets is an album by french pianist Philippe Blanche aka Day Before Us.

>Inspired by the work of the russian photographer Yulia Kazban, the piano and field recordings are fighting for a gloomy survival, perpetuated in the place where the cry is born.
It’s an ancient magic, the forest becomes wave, the wind on the leaves imponderable but restless, so that sound chase sound, until the next beginning.

Martin Vlach, humans in black and white.

Beneath the vine-clad eaves, Whose shadows fall before Thy lowly cottage door–Under the lilac’s tremulous leaves–Within thy snowy clasped hand The purple flowers it bore. Last eve in dreams, I saw thee stand, Like queenly nymph from Fairy-land–Enchantress of the flowery wand, Most beauteous Isadore!

Edgar Allan Poe