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this particular SPAM Gun is named Gus. Gus isn't 100% finished, but he's done enough to show him off a bit ^ _ ^
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Welcome to the "Chronicles of the Aether: Gears of Reverie," a visual odyssey that weaves through the smoky alleys of a bygone epoch where the steam-driven heart of progress beats in rhythm with the human soul. Each image is a portal to an era of intricate machinery and unbridled imagination, capturing the delicate interplay between the mechanical and the mystical. These artworks are more than mere representations; they are narratives frozen in time, where every gear, every whisper of steam tells a story of dreams and darkness, of an age both splendid and sombre.
Poem:
In the gloaming of gas-lit streets they stir,
The ticking sentinels of time's blur.
Brass and copper, intricate filigree,
Wrought by hands unseen, a technotic spree.
Beneath the skin of the world we know,
Lies the aether's pulse, a ceaseless glow.
Gears of reverie spin tales untold,
Of valiant hearts and quests bold.
Through the mists of this steam-soaked realm,
Visions emerge, with gears at the helm.
In this chronicle where shadows play,
The aether whispers secrets of an age gone astray.
Haiku:
Steam whispers secrets,
Gears turn in silent reverie,
Aether's tale unfolds.
The Armory is excited to open our doors and welcome you back for a safe, socially distanced, engaging art experience with the exhibition Alison Saar: Of Aether and Earthe. The Armory and the Benton Museum of Art at Pomona College in Claremont have partnered to present an exhibition of Saar’s work connected to myths and archetypes, invisible bodies and hidden histories, and timeless paradigms of grounding and transformation.
Learn more at armoryarts.org/saar.
Photo by Ian Byers-Gamber. Courtesy Armory Center for the Arts.
Aulbryn: The vast Aether encompassing Nirn is home to an infinite number of unknown worlds. Every bit of research conducted across all eras since Nirn's creation has turned up merely a fraction of what's truly out there. Here, in the Axis of Worlds, past meets present, here meets there. Knowledge, experience, and love are shared freely among all, without prejudice.
Beth: I never heard it said Azura was the Daedric Prince of dreams, though...
Aulbryn: We stand in one of the deepest, most far-reaching realms of Moonshadow. Glimpses of what came before collide with visions of the future. Here you'll find those who chose to live in harmony. People of all origins and experiences are welcome, regardless of skin or belief.
Beth: I didn't see many other people besides Scy'llarans. Just an Orc.
Aulbryn: The one you met was enlightened, aware of the inborn greatness we all carry. He shares love and joy freely, unburdened by jealousy or hatred. Every one of us holds something special, and if we only listen to and follow our truest passions, we can all bring something beautiful to the world.
Beth: A single Orc and you have attained enlightenment along with bird-people? No-one else?
Aulbryn: The dream state is curious, indeed. It is hard to tell which dream is your own, and which is something greater. As your consciousness grows, you become able to access more collective knowledge, and eventually other realms, such as those of Moonshadow. Go forth and pass on what you have learned. Spread the ideals of love without judgement, companionship without prejudice.
December 2012.
Stopped off at Canary Wharf to see Illuminated boats.
The Voyage’ installation consists of three hundred floating 'paper boats', encasing coloured dynamic LED lights that come alive at night in the Middle Dock of Canary Wharf.
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This beautiful butterfly didn't want to land on any flower ... so i try shooting it mid-air. It was flaping its wings so fast I can't get a clear shot, so I tried to get some nice blur.
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A darkened version (for intensity) of my "Aether" shot. I like both versions, but this one is more saturated and illustrates the stars better as they peek through the cloud layer.
So, every year I take a trip to dark sky country (Bortle Dark Scale of 2), to photograph the Perseid meteor shower. This year I went a week early due to the full moon falling on the 12th, which is always the peak for the show. Well, the weather didn't cooperate too well leaving much clouded skies and a haze that was ruining transparency. In the few times we saw clear sky, we saw no meteors anywhere. It was sad. But, as usual, we had fun taking the trip and shooting at night.
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Somehow during post colour inversion of the scan; the rocks remained negative and the sea turned positive?
I like the effect none the less, it looks ethereal
Badly scanned neg number 3
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This project ia part of the Ars Electronica Garden Bucharest / UNATC Distant Art.
„Preliminary Conversations in Augmented Aether” is developed by Claudia Schmitz & Nicola L. Hein in collaboration with CINETic & Augmented Space Agency: Ciprian Făcăeru, Sabin Serban, Florin Dumitru, Dan Făcăeru
It consists of an audiovisual real-time composition that springs from Hein’s and Schmitz’s long term and globally touring audiovisual projects such as UnStumm, Station and many more. In this project Hein and Schmitz are collaboration with 3 other exceptional artists working in sound and moving image in a telematic performance, connecting artists from Romania/USA, Mexico and Germany at the same time.
The audience will see and hear the recorded performance of the artists in an Augmented Realty, using the provided headphones and smartphones as AR glasses.
For more informations please visit:
ars.electronica.art/keplersgardens/en/distant-art/
Credit: Andrei Gindac