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The modern art, monument, of the Spirit of Hermes is located next to the starting point of the Marathon run, in Marathonas, Attika, Greece.
I'm not very kin on modern art but against the cloudy sky it looked awesome.
too,
too far I stepped into the dream ...
to be unable to return
I think I'm too far away
to dreamland
until it doesn't feel ...
live like an illusion ...
and the world of dreams is a reality ...
too,
too far I'm trapped in a dream ...
until don't know.
the season has changed
and life is only a dream ...
RANT 73, February 27,2019
I think when we are going to design images, in our imagination there are several levels that must be passed. like space in our minds. and every person has different abilities to get past that level.
an architect is different from the results of the drawings he made with a design. a different design results of the drawings he made with a painter. a natural painter is different from the results he made with an abstact painter. an abstact painter is different from the drawings he made with a painter surrealist.
I think as an image (translator of imaginary nature) must be able to enter all space in the world of imagination, take pictures and then share with us that are in the real world without being affected by the situation in that room.
as if we were thieves images of imaginary worlds for the real world
rant73, Marc 05.2019
"Meniere's world"; oil on canvas, 40x50 cm
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"Sorseggiare l'arcobaleno" è una metafora poetica e vivida che significa assaporare, godersi pienamente, o trarre ispirazione e gioia dai momenti belli e colorati della vita, specialmente dopo momenti difficili come la pioggia, simboleggiando la speranza, la bellezza, la magia e la ricompensa per chi ha saputo aspettare o affrontare le avversità, proprio come l'arcobaleno appare dopo la tempesta.
La metafora "sorseggiare l'arcobaleno" si riferisce a un verso del poeta e artista libanese Khalil Gibran.
"Lasciami, oh lasciami immergere l'anima nei colori; lasciami ingoiare il tramonto e bere l'arcobaleno". Gibran, essendo un poeta e pittore, usa i colori come simbolo delle esperienze umane e delle sensazioni. "Bere" o "ingoiare" queste immagini significa volerle interiorizzare completamente.
L'arcobaleno è spesso simbolo di speranza e pace, in quanto appare dopo la pioggia (o una tempesta), come segno di un'alleanza o di un futuro migliore.
Questo dipinto appartiene alla serie: "Sindrome di Ménière" - Espressione e Arte.
acrylic on canvas; 35x25 cm
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La metafora del "canto della terra" è versatile e si adatta a diverse interpretazioni, ma ruota sempre attorno al rapporto intrinseco tra l'essere umano, la sua spiritualità, la natura e il ciclo della vita.
"Un canto dedicato alla Terra" che ne esalta gli scenari, gli elementi naturali e il loro potere di rigenerazione.
l'idea di "bellezza" associata a "un canto della terra" è quasi sempre legata a una visione profonda e agrodolce della realtà, dove la magnificenza del mondo naturale fornisce un punto fermo e consolatorio di fronte alle sfide e alla brevità dell'esistenza umana.
.....One day maybe our body will be replaced with protective equipment to survive on earth and that will be human civilization on earth......
......Someday humans will miss the natural form of the human body itself ......
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A cyborg (/ ˈsaɪbɔːrɡ /) short for "cybernetic organism") is being with both organic and biomechatronic body parts. The term was coined in 1960 by Manfred Clynes and Nathan S. Kline.
In 2010, the Cyborg Foundation became the world's first international organization dedicated to help humans become cyborgs. The foundation was created by cyborg Neil Harbisson and Moon Ribas as a response to the growing number of letters and emails received from people around the world interested in becoming a cyborg. The foundation's main aims are to extend human senses and abilities by creating and applying cybernetic extensions to the body, to promote the use of cybernetics in cultural events and to defend cyborg rights. In 2010, the foundation, based in Mataró (Barcelona), was the overall winner of the Cre@tic Awards, organized by Tecnocampus Mataró.
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Uneven distribution of light on even cubes.
Storefront detail of a luxurious clothing shop in downtown Thessaloniki.
The photo was taken during a photowalk with Bakis.
There was a time that people thought that street art was vandalism. Foolish!
This image represents all of the reasons I love living in a City. An artist at work, just wonderful to watch.
Another catch from my home city of Nottingham.