Wholly Captivating Essentially. Often It's Architecture Or Things Seen Offline Or Even Certain Songs But There Are A Few Posts On Here That - Tumblr Posts

peridots-reblogs 'thats a whole vibe' tag < just decided to make that tag because. hm. sometimes a specific but indescribable sort of thing will get seen by me and i'll have equally specific and indescribable feelings about it wholly captivating essentially. often it's architecture or things seen offline or even certain songs but there are a few posts on here that I still need to reblog that've activated it (along with that photography post from september) and i'll try to explain it as well as i can!! so this. to me this feels like a more standard “there is nothing outside of the view presented”. not because it's a facade and not because it's merely an image on my screen--there is just nothing for the viewer beyond it. desolate land and lifelessness in kind of a sense that You are the only perceiver of this space. an eerie beauty which isn't unwelcoming but which presents as a “future” of life without feeling like anything's ever lived in it--past or present. and then the use of light is so so cool to portray that!! between the exterior being run-down and the intensity of the light itself it's unnatural and entrancing. like it's attempting to BE welcoming but what could possibly welcome you. outside there's nothing of substance and. well. maybe it IS a facade actually. and inside is the end of all things and beyond all of the subjectivity the colors and shapes used are AWESOME...the bleached yellows and saturated reds + oranges and the cool dull greens and glowing white and the blocks of same-color pixels and the mastery in stylization from the grass to abandoned buildings are all things i love so much and they're beautiful by any definition :] aha. i hope. Any of that made sense (and it's obviously my thoughts rather than what i think is really happening/what i think it was “supposed” to invoke) but hey art's here to make us feel weird things isn't it. i'm normal