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  • Philosophical Depth Seeker. by EdwardGBKinnyLewis
    EdwardGBKinnyLewis
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    Writings without boundaries, exploration into the world where words and wonderful ideas of expression meet and invoke emotion.
  • Notes by wintergreen13
    wintergreen13
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    stuff from my notebook, mishmashed together like a Frankenstein of expressionist bullshit
  • The Piano by AlexySutjipto
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    I had been granted the gift of hearing music in all its beauty, for music is truly magnificent in its way. Every melody holds a soul that is unable to see, yet can always be heard.
  • Pick a Penny by JacobWalton9
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    A collection of short stories written in my free time. They are based on a single idea or scene and are limited to 1-5 thousand words. Just a quick jolt of expressionism, so enjoy. Please have a read - Leave a vote if you enjoyed and leave a comment.
  • Site Of A Fire by rize_chan32
    rize_chan32
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    Collection of Poems Futuristic, expressionist, impressionist, constructivist poetry
  • Hitherto, Her by Marinated_Duck
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    To be loved is to be understood. Yet how long will it take for one to cherish the light that shines from within in an era of distraction and 'aversio'?
  • Art Curiosity Series: Art Movements from A to Z by PearsonAcree
    PearsonAcree
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    Curious about art and don't know where to start? Join me as I learn about the major art movements from A-Z! There are indeed more than one in some letters (looking at you letter P) but sticking to one movement per letter (though I may add a section to include what other movements fall under that letter). Questions are answered on what is it? How did it originate? And I'll list some of the famous artists from around the world. Author's Note: This is actually supposed to be like an art picture book like you see in Art stores with each subject being it's own page with a relevant artwork (I plan to make a physical copy). I'll put a picture in the banner. ***Completed*** Constructive criticism appreciated. And if you know anything about creative commons law/copyright law, i'd love to ask you some questions!
  • Screaming by waldojeffers
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  • Jigsaw by Neko_nyaa
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    Poem #6
  • The song of two souls by kristhepoltergeist
    kristhepoltergeist
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    A collection of poems, based on real events, emotion and fiction. Poems not in a specific order until further mention. New poems added as time passes, for as long as it remains...
  • Jeanne Hebuterne: Devoted Companion Until Death by Rav777
    Rav777
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    The tragic tale of Modigliani's artistic muse, lover and wife Jeanne Hebuterne, who was an artist in her own right, and a deeply sensitive and dramatic woman who gave her life for romance.
  • Oneiro by CoenJoM
    CoenJoM
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    When the sky goes black, will you mourn for the stars?
  • Loopy Thoughts of A Solid Mind by PJ-TheGreat
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    a mental snuff.
  • Our Sins and Desires by KadeKennon
    KadeKennon
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    Written in stream-of-consciousness, Our Sins and Desires is a short story about a day of pondering love's many flaws and benefits, and how one goes to such great lengths to achieve them.
  • Expressionism by wittysavvy
    wittysavvy
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    Poetry, Proses, and Quotes Compilation
  • CUBISM by JuliusGuerrero4
    JuliusGuerrero4
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    Its all about cubism
  • Cassandra Undone  by AiCrisisMan
    AiCrisisMan
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    Cassandra Undone Some ghosts don't haunt rooms. They haunt skin, silence, and the brushstrokes left behind. Cassandra Villalobos once believed she had left the worst parts of her life behind-a controlling partner, a forgotten childhood, and the trauma buried beneath layers of paint. But when her reclusive world is shaken by a mysterious artist and a circle of radical creators, Cass finds herself pulled into a new world of expression, friendship, and slow-burning desire. As she dares to create again, Cass begins to untangle the threads of her past-the art tutor who violated her trust, the partner who weaponized her pain, and the voice inside her that was never quite silent, only suppressed. But just as she steps into her power, a betrayal upends her sense of safety, and a figure from her past returns with a chilling message: the price of healing is never paid in full. Set against the backdrop of underground art shows, late-night studios, and criminal undercurrents lurking at the edges of the city, Cassandra Undone is a haunting, lyrical journey through trauma, survival, and self-reclamation. Raw, intimate, and quietly defiant, this is the story of a woman unmaking the version of herself built to survive-and becoming the one brave enough to live.
  • Madness From a Mirror by AlexySutjipto
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    A nightmare I've long dreaded has finally come to pass. The day I was left alone in this empty world began when my father died a week ago in a work accident. Meanwhile, my mom had been gone for a long time due to illness. I was a spoiled child, but this didn't change the fact that I now had nobody to rely on.