“Epicurus called Plato and all of his followers ‘actors,’ because there was ‘nothing genuine about them.’”

—F. Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil, §7 (edited excerpt).

Milla Jovovich, Photo by Davide Sorrenti, 1996

An opportunist without desires.

Hugh Hefner

The dialogue when thinking outside the frame.

Shakespeare and Dostoevsky leave you with an insufferable regret: for having been neither a saint nor a criminal, the two best forms of self-destruction

David Bowie and Ann Magnuson in The Hunger, 1983

“Beatles Go Home! Have a Haircut!”, “Throw out Beatles!” and other similar hate messages showed up on the banners and flyers around Tokyo Hilton Hotel –where The Beatles stayed for their concert in Japan- in the morning of June 29th 1966. Those banners and flyers were carried by youth members of Dainippon Aikokuto or The Great Japan Patriotic Party, one of Japan’s popular right political party.

Klaus Schulze

Rest in peace

The Mirror (Andrei Tarkovsky, 1975)

Ireland, 1940

Monica Vitti, 1966.

We should change our name after each important experience.

Smoke and you will destroy yourself.”
1980s Russian anti-smoking poster

we enter the truth only to regret the false.