The Biodiversity of Ernst Haeckel
For when you want to feel both scientific and dreamlike ideas.



For when you want to feel both scientific and dreamlike ideas.



Brian Murnion is a filmmaker, creative director, poet, and self-proclaimed intellectual scrub from Billings, Montana. He spends an unreasonable amount of time obsessing over the connective tissue between music, film, literature, and whatever else seems culturally or aesthetically significant at any given moment. His curation process is equal parts curiosity, fixation, and blind luck, driven by the irrational hope that brilliance is hiding in plain sight somewhere in the chaos.
We can’t take our eyes of this Post-Impressionist/Pointillism piece by French painter, Paul Signac.
I like to come back to these images every once in a while.
Birth follows a woman who is preparing to move on with her life after her husband’s death, when a ten-year-old boy appears and calmly insists that he is her husband reincarnated. I first saw this film in 2004, alone, late at night, at the Lagoon Theater in Uptown, Minneapolis. I remember wondering what sort of…
things we like.
His voice carried the quiet truth that even broken things can shine. Born in Montreal on September 21, 1934. Died in Los Angeles on November 7, 2016.
In love with this brand language by Jaipur. It’s a quiet Christmas daytime story bridging between home and the wild.