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Statement:
Elements of the real world and basic elements of the Virtual world merge to form Augmented spaces. This picture is a representation of Virtual Spaces that are Derived from the most basic elements in Computer Science 1s and 0s. The three dimensional representation of the Virtual space is essentially a commentary on the fact that all virtual spaces are literally lines and lines of a certain coding language which then interacts with hardware projecting the desired output.
The Colored Silhouette of a woman holding or rather guiding a robot is a representation of the relationship between man and machine. Man is more advanced and as he evolves he drags the machine along with him in this course of evolution using only his background (literally, machine code[1s and 0s]). The watery reflection symbolizes the product of converging knowledge and machine language to achieve the desired output.
Lastly, the images found right under the watery reflection are the results of various convergences. The images on the extreme right appreciate the results but the rest critique the same for the different effects they have had on every human. This image summarizes my views on Augmented reality and the Symbiotic relationship between man and machine.
The pendant measures 2 3/4" across.
I decoupaged it with a detail from a painting by Ruggero Panelai, Danzatrice con combolo. I then buffed part of the image away to reveal a sliver of the gorgeous copper underneath.
The image is sealed with water resistant resin for durable wear.
The lobster clasp is easy to use and can be put on any of the links in the copper chain, making it fully adjustable.
You can wear it as a choker, at its full 20" length, or anywhere in between.
A tiny star and the Wabisabi Brooklyn logo dangle delicately from the end of the chain.
-20mil paper backed Walnut veneer from oakwood veneers
-3M Fastbond 30-NF, from Mcmaster Carr (water based contact adhesive, excellent, very low odor, not cheap!)
-Have a friend help with the large sheet.
-Sand gently with 320 black sand paper (helps veneer stain evenly)
-Ready to stain!
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The Barunga Statement called for Indigenous rights and was presented to Prime Minister Bob Hawke in 1988. It is now displayed in Parliament House, Canberra.
Rafael Mariano Grossi, IAEA Director General, delivers his opening statement at the 1729th Board of Governors meeting held at the IAEA headquarters in Vienna, Austria. 9 September 2024
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Alguien no pudo contenerse y volcó sus sentimientos en la pasarela del rÃo.
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Someone had to write down his/her feelings on the bridge.
Rafael Mariano Grossi, IAEA Director General, delivers his statement at the opening of the IAEA 68th General Conference. IAEA, Vienna, Austria, 16 September 2024.
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Senior Exhibition 2007 Statement of Intent:
" The places in my photographs are places of inspiration, and energize me as a person. They nurture my desire to research and explore both the historic and simplistic means of creating an image.
Locations such as these are not ones, which can be accurately absorbed in a single moment. Several trips are taken and with each visit something new is discovered. A single image of each place does not describe enough of the significance that each location holds for me. Tribute to these places calls for a multitude of pictures representing the timeline of frequent visits. Each visit is a piece in a mosaic, when compiled together revleals the depth of importance for each location.
These photographs are a montage, using several pictures to produce the larger image. Adhering to my style of photography that rejects the need for "perfect" photographs, the images are taken with disposable cameras and developed at a local department store. Using several sheets of plexiglass the various photographs are broken up in space. My intent is to engage the viewer in the image and the space. By doing this the viewer experiences the places multi-dimensionally as I did. The use of the layered glass reflects my influence of the Cubists, to illustrate ideas over time. The offset of the photographs, making up the larger image, is drawn from the influence of David Hockney. "
-Cara Jo Miller