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An idea I got from a joke e-mail about statues interacting with people. You will probably get more of these when I find the right images to combine.
All the "odd" things I have posted recently are a result of being housebound because of the COVID-19. I have a lot of free time.
Manipulation of a shot by kemikore.
This shot was taken from his Raw versions.
Brushes by obsidian dawn.
manipulation is not always possible with naykinda picture.. you need to execute certain way to obtain your desired results :)
"The Early Days" -- An artwork by David Paul Mesler. Pianist, Vocalist, Composer, Songwriter. Seattle, Washington USA. 2012.
SITES: www.davidpaulmesler.com, www.ihearamericasing.com
ALBUMS: www.cdbaby.com/artist/davidpaulmesler
PHOTOS: www.flickr.com/photos/davidpaulmesler
VIDEOS: www.youtube.com/doublepianomaniac
ALL FOR THE GLORY OF GOD.
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Sculpture "Manipulation" by Tony Cragg. From the guide booklet: "The mighty bronze sculpture Manipulation from 2008 stands out against Cragg's later works. Resembling hands that have become an autonomous creature, writhing free from their original form - out of defiance, lack, inner chaos. The fingers are splayed like wills. Each joint pulling in different directions, as though trying to break free from the grip they should hold. At close range, signs appear from the metal: Greek and Latin letters, trapped but impatient, pushing from within and out through the bronze surface. The core is charged - with a calm, indefatigable power, ready to burst, ready to be free."
In summer 2026, a generous selection of eleven sculptures by the British/German artist Tony Cragg can be seen at Pilane Sculpture Park. The rich and unpredictable quality of Tony Cragg's aesthetic ideas is as astounding as the diversity of nature itself. And nature has been a constant source of inspiration for Cragg, who as a boy spend memorable years on his grandfather's farm in southern England. The organic and the geometrical merge seamlessly in his evocative works.
When the British newspaper The Guardian appointed "10 of the best scupture parks in Europe", Pilane was one of them.
www.pilane.com/en/index.php (website also in English)
Restless. Missing. Uncertain. Unsatisfied. It's a sort of head hunger. A body missing its back half. A ukulele that's never quite in tune on a girl who has nothing else to play with.
I miss visual art, especially photography, like a dead twin or a missing limb and I can't live without doing it anymore
Taken at Lake Louise before the mist and fog clear - this image is open for manipulation with the Down Under Challenge Group.