Capuchinho Vermelho I

Gustave Doré, Le Petit Chaperon rouge (1862)

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Isabel Naftel, Little Red Riding Hood (1862)

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Gabriel Joseph Marie Augustin Ferrier, Chaperon Rouge

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John Everett Millais, Red Riding Hood (1864)

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Albert Anker, Rotkäppchen (1883)

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Julius Sergius von Klever, Rotkäppchen (1908)

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Alda Matos e Silva Marinha

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The Pleasing Puzzle Card, Little Red Riding Hood (1908, Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Minneapolis)

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Roodkapje klopt op grootmoeders deur (1852-1863, Rijksmuseum, Amesterdão)

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Anaïs Toudouze, Avental (c. 1885-1895, Palais Galliera, Paris)

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Chávena (Bibliothèque et Musée de la Gourmandise, Hermalle-sous-Huy)

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«It's just a ride...»

Wassily Kandinsky, Two riders and reclining figure (c.1910)

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«Ricky: Oh, no… There are no accidents… It’s kind of like how Doctor Lorenz tried to predict the weather on a computer but the computer couldn’t do it. Infinitesimal perturbations of initial condition for a chaotic dynamic system lead to large variations, chaos theory. However, the idea of chance comes in at each stage of the progress of our knowledge when we were still not aware that we are on the brink of a deeper reality, which still alludes us. Ha, all things have meaning in relation to the hole, we are just not ready at this point in humanity to fathom it. All things, no matter how perseveringly minute have meaning in regards to their relationship to the very existence of the entirety of the hole. So, scientifically speaking, there are no accidents… Level up!»

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Jacob Richmond e Brooke Maxwell, Ride the Cyclone, 2009, pp. 12-13 - https://pt.scribd.com/document/857213735/Ride-the-Cyclone

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Para o Gonçalo que faz anos hoje!

Com votos de muitos anos de vida, com saúde e alegria!

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M.C. Escher, Balcony (1945)

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«Never trust a man who reads only one book.»

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Arturo Pérez-Reverte, Purity of Blood (via Goodreads)

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