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"... I dare you to move, I dare you to lift yourself up off the floor"
-Dare You To Move, Switchfoot
p.s. Bored again. I found this wonderful tutorial on the internet so I decided to do this photo manip thingy.
Existence is all about duality and plurality, good and bad, light and dark, etc. Separateness and borders and boundaries make us who we are. I am me not you. My eyes are blue, not brown. I do this, not that. I am that, not this. It feels good to have a singularity of focus for a while but eventually it gets uncomfortable and I feel like I'm going crazy. That's something I need to work on, being a channel for as much light that I can be.
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Skinner is more than just an artist who paints psychodellic images of metal band mayhem, he is an event, a personality, a one-stop-shop of the super rad. It is within this personality that we begin to understand Skinner's work, and the detail, time, and focus he puts into everything he produces. We sat down with the artist to talk about his new show at The Shooting Gallery entitled "The Fragile Art of Existence" which explores a new place in the Skinner's body of work.
Read the full interview on Warholian here: www.warholian.com/2011/08/11/skinner-fragile-existence/
Studio photos by Hal Rotter
Opening Night Photos by Michael Cuffe
The motif is
Pale Rider of Death
Existence that appeared when the fourth person was removed. A knight on a blustery horse. Its name and identity are none other than death itself. It is described as holding a Daenat or Sösslang [8]. You may wonder what the difference is that the catastrophe caused by the other articles described above also leads to death anyway, and the blue knight of death means a supernatural death itself. In other words, the various 'deaths' that the other three knights bring are harvests that take place with the permission of the blue knight. Perhaps for this reason, in the creation, it is described as the title of the four articles in the Annunciation. Perhaps it is because it is a transcendent concept of death, which is different from war, conquest, and famine. There is an interpretation that all four powers belong to him, but if you divide the four, you are in charge of disease. The description of a pale horse as a sick horse, and the disease above strictly means death from the disease due to θα να τικ́ο. For this reason, the translation of the communion below was also translated as death, not disease. It is mainly depicted as a human being in the form of a skeleton like a painting Ripper, and some speculate that the painting Ripper is an image created by the death of a blue flag. Even if it is not necessarily drawn as a skeleton, it is also drawn as an old man, as shown in the paintings at the top of this document. Sometimes even words are pale, so they are drawn as skulls.
According to the theory of the Roman Empire, it symbolizes the crisis of the 3rd century.
They look pretty lovable but don't try and give this guy a hug! By the way, it's almost impossible to snap a frontal view of one of these creatures ... You can follow them around for hours and they'll only allow you to see their needle covered behinds!
In the course of my life, I've probably spent hours, painfully attempting to remove these quills from the faces of my over-curious dogs.
Co-existence Chair Design by Ryan Jongwoo Choi www.furnivo.com/2013/10/co-existence-chair-design-ryan-jo...
When people go through life to live their own goals and find their own happiness, there isn’t a right or wrong. However, why do people put down other people’s happiness? Someone finds someone they love that has no harm on anything else, yet a group of people could shame their relationship. In the end, we’re all just floating on a rock in space. The universe is so big and some people are still set on the world being flat. History put humans as explorers and pioneers for the future and I want to be part of that. To see why else is out there. My mother sat me down to tell me how she always saw a determined girl ready to find the next biggest discovery. Either that or I’m putting my bows somewhere it doesn’t belong. I’m curious and nosy. She always thought I was wasting my time with science and exploring but she loved the fact I was determined. I was excited and persistent. I know there’s something out there and I want to see it. Just like humans who want to find something.