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matitectura reviving the charm of Tuscan ruins #archivitory

A sandstorm combined with high humidity, resulting in orange skies over Sydney, Australia (2009). #archivitory

Kristoffer Zetterstrand, the artist responsible for the in-game paintings in Minecraft, was approached by Markus (aka Notch) in 2010 to create some pixelated artwork for the game. Zetterstrand adapted his oil paintings by reducing their size and turning them into pixel art for Minecraft. #archivitory #Minecraft

Art by David Mattingly #archivitory #artistsoftiktok

Acessories I Like Right Now #archivitory #acessories

Makes any foom look so much better #archivitory #skylight #nonfashiongrail

Tim Samaras, a fearless storm chaser whose groundbreaking research and passion for understanding tornadoes forever changed weather science. His dedication to saving lives through knowledge continues to inspire storm chasers and meteorologists worldwide. #archivitory #stormchaser #twister

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A project by a photographer who spent years covertly capturing images of people's text messages (2020). #archivitory #photographersoftiktok

In Ghana, funerals often feature elaborate and uniquely crafted "fantasy coffins" that reflect the deceased's personality, profession, or passions. These vibrant and imaginative coffins are designed to celebrate life and honor individuality, turning a somber occasion into a colorful and meaningful tribute. #archivitory

A man was required to give his unfaithful ex-wife half of his belongings as part of the divorce settlement, so he literally split everything in half and gave her half. “Thank you for 12 ‘beautiful’ years, Laura! You truly deserve half of it. Best wishes to my successor.” #archivitory

unintentional optical illusions #archivitory

Stephan Schmitz creates digital illustrations that explore the struggles and experiences of contemporary life. His art reflects various aspects of the human condition, including body image, relationships with technology, family dynamics, and career challenges. Schmitz’s minimalist conceptual style invites viewers to reflect on themselves and their connection to the themes portrayed in his work.

"Droodles" (1953) by Roger Price is a book of visual riddles that are very simplistic: a box containing simple shapes, each accompanied by a caption providing an entirely surprising explanation. #archivitory