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Traditional headdress from a region in Holland. It looks like they have "antennas" on their heads, like a cargo cult for antique devices.
From Esisteinfach on TG
From 13 December 2012 to 15 February 2013 a flotilla of 300 illuminated floating ‘paper boats’, will sailed into Canary Wharf’s Middle Dock.
The beautiful boats were lit from within by ever-changing patterns of different colours, altered from the mobile phones of passers-by.
The original design by Kevin Mowrer from his beautiful Frahnknsthtyne Project ---> see mowrerart.blogspot.com/
the domes containing AEther can be seen in the upper right. the steam explorer is a steam-AEther hybrid.
Do you like this look? Aether Store in Hayes Valley used shipping containers for their retail space. #sf #prefab #modernbuildings
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jennredd777: Soooo cool. We use these up on our property in humboldt. Just saw online houses around the world made out of those containers.... Very cool for 40k you could have a house!!!
baliconstruction: @jennredd777 Nice! These shipping containers are becoming very popular. We have seen other versions of it for housing as well.
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I've seen this kind of dedication to the art before, and I have a great respect for the people who practice it.
Caligraphy is highly regarded in China. These people practice their art with water for ink, so the quality of their work can only be assessed in the moment, before the ink evoporates into the aether.
For reasons I cannot explain, this practice reminds me of Kafka's story A Hunger Artist.