"Argosy" By Robert McCall, 1980.

Approximately 1 billion light years across, the largest known structure in the universe consists of 830 galaxies nestled within 4 connecting galaxy clusters.

As above, so below.

Credits to the lovely people over at NASA and ESA. Image by Science Photo Library.

Instagram: @ spacestrikes

In 2020 i wanna be as relaxed as these capybaras in a hot spring

This year, try new modes of transportation

(Henry Groskinsky. 1969)

(via Dreams of Space - Books and Ephemera: Planet Trip (1960))

art by Walter Buehr 

Here's an artwork in LAMINATOR Vol. 1 zine (which has arrived in your mailbox by now if you're local!): A painting called Midway Geyser Basin of Yellowstone by artist Constance Volk (Oak Park, Illinois). Her statement:

"I create textured paintings intended for touch. My paintings begin with a clay foundation, forming channels that allow liquid prismatic oil to flow and marble as it cures, resulting in creations that have the appearance of stone and metal. I call this technique 'channelling'. The channels of these paintings, featuring Yellowstone National Park, form solvable mazes, intended to be travelled by fingertip."

Constance will also have a solo exhibition at Oak Park Public Library where you can see this piece (and others) in person. The show opens today, with a reception tomorrow, and will be on view through April 14. Congratulations, Constance!

LAMINATOR (c) Jenny Lam 2024

Lighthearted vision of a Moon city by Roy Kerswill, circa 1959.

(Mike Acs)

A non-standard architectural solution. A cubic window is like a passage to a parallel world