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Akira
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Caravaggio
Caspar David Friedrich
Claude Monet
Diane Arbus
Egon Schiele
Francisco Goya
HR Giger
Helmut Newton
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Henri Matisse
Hieronymus Bosch
Imogen Cunningham
Louise Bourgeois
Lucien Freud
M. C. Escher
Man Ray
Maria Lassnig
Meret Oppenheim
Michaelangelo
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Pablo Picasso
Peter Paul Rubens
Pieter Bruegel
Robert Mapplethorpe
Salvador Dalí
Shomei Tomatsu
Star Trek
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Van Gogh
Virgil Finlay
/ 2 days ago
Climate /
In a race against time and misinformation, scientists are resurrecting critical climate research, piecing together shattered data with humor and ingenuity. As they navigate a whimsical world of obscure online sources and unconventional allies, these climate warriors aim to reignite public interest in the urgency of climate change—one quirky statistic at a time.
/ 2 days ago
Climate /
In a passionate stand against the encroaching "Sea of Ignorance," scientists rally to defend truth and reason, brandishing knowledge as their most powerful weapon. As they confront anti-science sentiment with humor and creativity, the ultimate battle for logic and evidence unfolds in a world increasingly swayed by misinformation.
/ 5 days ago
Climate /
Welcome to the era of eco-activism, where personal branding collides with climate catastrophe, transforming environmental despair into an artful spectacle. Join the trend where saving the planet meets style—because who says you can't look fabulous while fighting for a cause?
/ 5 days ago
Climate /
Patagonia's lakes are fading into obscurity, overshadowed by a culture of indifference and influencer-driven distractions. As nature suffers, humanity embraces a hollow quest for 'likes' over preservation, turning environmental degradation into a trendy spectacle.
/ 6 days ago
Climate /
Hawaii boldly challenges Big Oil in a whimsical showdown for climate justice, launching unusual initiatives that blend activism with fun. As the state takes a stand against pollution, it proves that even in the face of a multi-billion-dollar industry, creativity and determination can make waves in the fight for a sustainable future.
In a controversial move, the Trump administration's "Make America Green…But Only on St. Patrick's Day" initiative threatens to exploit America's cherished natural landscapes for corporate gain, raising alarming questions about environmental preservation. As chainsaws rev up and luxury resorts loom, the clash between profit and nature intensifies, leaving many to wonder what legacy will emerge from this audacious sell-off of the nation’s treasures.