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Pencil drawing (in progress) by Catherine Ritchie (14) on a theme 'creatures' based on the quote: "Our hearts are wild creatures; that's why our ribs are cages"
Bringing fictional creatures into existence within a live art and theatrical context.
Creature is a cross-disciplinary project led by SDNA in collaboration with pioneering digital media artists, neuro-scientists, electronic musicians, dancers and physical performers, and explores the ways in which we can bring fictional creatures into existence within a live art and theatrical context. The first stage of research focused on the exploration of the ideal conditions needed for the human imagination to conjure visions of a “Creature.”
the other day i was in a food rut and asked for recipes on twitter. i'm so glad whitney told me about this one. hearty and satisfying, i can tell this is going to be a fall/winter staple.
Living creatures worksheet
İn the world there are living creatures and there are nonliving things too. For example flowers, cant move like humans but they can move their stem to face the sun but a rock cant moves or can’t breathe because of its unliving thing. Here is the living creatures w...
"CREATURES" An immersive experience in movement, sound and sculpture AT MOBIUS. WITH LIZ RONCKA, JANE WANG, SARA JUNE, TOM PLSEK, MAX LORD. April 9, 2010. Photo: ©Bob Raymond.
Ok. Here we have a kind of weired and spooky charakter. We do not know wether it is a he or she or whatever. Looking like a pinky toy of a KKK-Weirdo-Kid but this rabbit is a friendly and nice mate. Very sensitive and calm, his/her/its patience is priceless.
This is Mr. Lingus. But mostly called "Klops". He is very friendly, sometimes a bit too touchy but due to the fact that his wooly tounge is not that wet, it is not annoying.
Kurimoto Tanshuu (1756 - 1834) sketched wildlife during the Edo period. Check out the National Diet Library links below for more of his fantastic illustrations.
Bringing fictional creatures into existence within a live art and theatrical context.
Creature is a cross-disciplinary project led by SDNA in collaboration with pioneering digital media artists, neuro-scientists, electronic musicians, dancers and physical performers, and explores the ways in which we can bring fictional creatures into existence within a live art and theatrical context. The first stage of research focused on the exploration of the ideal conditions needed for the human imagination to conjure visions of a “Creature.”