history repeats itself? fertilizer? hazy. opaque. seed. chain. mirror.

dirty water

A boat on water illuminated by <n>Bioluminescent Algae</n>.

An MRI scan of a <n>Horned Melon</n> by MRI technologist <n>Andy Ellison</n>.

The War On Drugs - In Chains [Official Audio]

Generative art GIF by <n>Etienne Jacob</n>.

A wormhole as depicted in the 2014 film <n>Interstellar</n>, directed by <n>Christopher Nolan</n>.

<n>Mains avec boule de cristal, Variation</n> by <n>Roger Parry</n>, 1930.

Planet Caravan (2012 - Remaster)

<n>Melted Nebulae Vol. 2, VI-XVII</n> by artist <n>Stephen Lotus</n>

An illustration of the future collision between the <n>Milky Way</n> and <n>Andromeda</n> galaxies.

The night side of <n>Venus</n> in infrared, by the <n>Akatsuki spacecraft</n>. Credit <n>JAXA</n> and <n>Damia Bouic</n>.

Abstract animated GIF by <n>Protobacillus</n> (Gustavo Spredemann).

A photograph from the <n>Subvisual Subway</n> series by artist <n>Craig Ward</n>.

<n>Purple Alexandrite Glass Crystal Ball 80mm</n>.

Coral formations at <n>Ningaloo Reef</n> in Australia, published by <n>Project Blu</n>.

Carbon, for example, is what’s called a stable element. In theory, carbon’s life expectancy is many orders of magnitude greater than that of our universe.

Uranium, for example, is what’s called an unstable element, or a radioactive element. We can watch it die.

*Unstable elements have a purpose in life*. That purpose is to rearrange their nucleus to form a stable element, thus living forever (from our perspective).

Stable elements are the seeds of life and time. They travel on higher planes than we do. They’re above our universe. They crossbreed with other universes, spreading wisdom and the codes of life. They are fertilizer.

*Am I just an unstable element dying to become stable?*

A <n>Sinusoidal Wave Animation</n> by French motion designer <n>Étienne Jacob</n>.

Star shower animation by <n>SuperGif</n>.

A digital edit inspired by the film <n>Interstellar</n>, directed by <n>Christopher Nolan</n>.

From <n>Thelma Paris</n>, with a quote by Italian poet <n>Pier Paolo Pasolini</n>.

A monochromatic GIF created by animator <n>Étienne Jacob</n> in 2018.

<n>The dragon eye</n>, a volcanic crater in the highlands of Iceland. Photo by <n>Bjorn Steinbekk</n>.