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This is a rendered image of an object that may be present in, or used to construct, an integrated and abundance generating circular city system as proposed (in various ways) by different organizations, including The Auravana Project, The Venus Project, and The Zeitgeist Movement.
Entire object. Not easy to see in this photo, but all the edges are quite clean: the Z stage was reasonably rigid throughout the print and performed better than the typical cantilevered stage.
Caught this bugger while the camera was set to capture the Orion Constellation in a 4-second exposure. It was blinking yellow.
I was trying to take pictures of only blue things and it struck me as funny that toothbrushes now have colored bristles. . . seems kind of ridiculous.
Vietnam.
Cần Thơ market.
Momordica cochinchinensis is a Southeast Asian fruit found throughout the region from Southern China to Northeastern Australia, mostly Vietnam.
It is commonly known as gac, from the Vietnamese gấc or quả gấc (quả being a classifier for spherical objects such as fruit). It is known as mùbiēguǒ (木鳖果) in Chinese, and variously as Baby Jackfruit, Spiny Bitter Gourd, Sweet Gourd, or Cochinchin Gourd in English.
FOUND OBJECT-art work
This was a small framed piece hanging on a plant in the Golden Gate Park. It wasn't signed.
Circa 1995. I remember being fascinated with these (presumably) buildings used to change in, but I can't remember where they are.
From 'A History of Costume in the West' by Francois Boucher. pub Thames and Hudson pg 207
15th c
New york, Metroplitan Museum (museum photo)
"Amidst a flurry of new trends, yearly promoted by mass media, there exists an often-voiced desire for timeless everlasting values, for design described as permanent and archetypal.
"Our new collection Timeless Objects attempts to make the pieces as timeless as ancient bronze monuments.
"Inside each piece there is “a found object”: either a disposable item or an anonymous thing culled from the mundane texture of our everyday life. Once we apply our special treatment, the familiar shapes start to look and feel like bronze sculpture. Trivial objects suddenly look permanent and essential. Are these pieces brand-new, or have they been made long time ago? We imagine objects that defy time and obsolescence, things that withstand fluctuations of trends and style...."