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Hausfassaden an der Wiesenstraße in Dinslaken - übereinandergelegt, gedreht und verwischt - Originalbild mit iPhone 7 gemacht
Remix version of facades
Digital work. I was on the verge of going into a very detailed and complicated composition then stopped.
Dedicated to Paul B0udreau, a consummate artist and one of the very first people I became friends with here on Flickr.
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© Richard S Warner ( Visionheart ) - 2014. All Rights Reserved. This image is not for use in any form without explicit, express, written permission.
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Kharkiv Region State Administration
(Sums’ka Street/Freedom Square)
Харківська Обласна Державна Адміністрація
(вул. Сумська/площа Свободи)
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Photo of the permutation series. Title is "permutation 041" from monochromeandminimal by project:pietern. Size of the sculpture is 29cm x 29cm x 5.8 cm
iPod touch's camera / brushes+scratchcam fx+pictureshow+decim8++vsco+filterstorm+enlight+phototoaster
The end of the "Manhattan" series.
28 images in all, the series dates from June of 2015. Subsequent trips to New York will supply more images which'll be added to the collection.
We finish up with one of the "Postcards from the Divine". Here the Cathedral is taken further out into a kind of mystical Surrealism, with the happenstance kismet of unintended symbols and other figures being created out of the mirroring effect. I think of this image as less of a representational image, a "picture OF", than I do of it as a very detailed abstraction. From time to time I like to take "reality" to the cusp of pure abstraction.
St. John the Divine is the John that wrote the fantastically mystical and impenetrable Book of Revelations, the most incredibly symbolic and utterly uncompromisingly visionary book of the whole Bible. It seemed fitting to give the cathedral named after him this final rendition.
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Music Link: "Awaken" - YES, from their 1977 album, "Going for the One". Considered by many fans and critics as well as key members of the band to be their greatest achievement. Recorded in Montreux, Switzerland, YES were profoundly affected their alpine location and felt their collective inspiration was at its all time highest.
"Awaken" is a large piece, with a grand, mystical and cosmic theme to it. It's pure YES in every way. If one were to choose one single song to represent this band and what they were all about it, it would be "Awaken".
Since the piece is so grand in scope and vision I chose it to accompany this image of a Cathedral named after the author of the most profoundly mystical book in the New Testament. Searching for the right close to the "Manhattan" series and of the 3 "Postcards from the Divine" I wanted something big and majestic. "Awaken" seemed a good choice.
The video, that is closely synched to the music, is a mystical thing in itself, reflecting nicely the cosmic themes of the song.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHLPOUCaMtY
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© Richard S Warner ( Visionheart ) - 2015. All Rights Reserved. This image is not for use in any form without explicit, express, written permission.
Repost of recent but not new abstract composition in Amity Street series where I started these with ballpoint pens, rulers, templates, protractors and salad bowls.
a skateboarder is doing a trick on a ramp in a skate park in the city of london, Alberto Burri, constructivism, film, a photo
It gets real :-)
Outdoor photo of my new sculpture. I like the direct direction of Sunlight and the contrast to the organic rotte structure in the background.
Title of the sculpture is: permutation 047.
Size is 29cm * 29cm * 1.3cm.
Artwork by monochromeandminimal | project:pietern.
Visualization of my next sculpture. Title is curved cubes 02 from monochromeandminimal by project:pietern.
Photo of my new sculpture. Title is permutation 046. I build this concept some time ago and show the visualization at Instagram. I have problems to build a physical object. Last month I changed my technology to SLA (MSLA) and get so much more details....I can realize so much finer Details :-) Now, I build this object :-). Size of the object is 12cm * 12cm * 1.5 cm. Artwork by monochromeandminimal project:pietern.
UBS picks Frankfurt over London ...
I don't know if UBS seeks to establish itself as a rival financial hub to London following Brexit ; the only thing I know is that you're dwarfed at the outside,you have to crane your neck up to see the giant in its entirety and to discern its three - keys logo,which was adopted in 1937 and stands for confidence, security, and discretion.
OpernTurm (Opera Tower) is a 43-storey 170 m (560 ft) Tower Block opposite Alte Oper (Old Opera),just have a look at the next photo to see the wonderful mansion of Renaissance architecture and to read the inscription on the frieze,which reads:
"Dem Wahren, Schönen, Guten", "To the True, the Beautiful, the Good" ...
Architektur Fotografie ist einfach eine Sache für sich. Ich war heute in der Hamburger Hafencity/Speicherstadt unterwegs um die dortige Architektur zu fotografieren. Leider musste ich bei der späteren Auswertung der Bilder feststellen das ich die meisten Bilder löschen kann (Stürzende Linien, Perspektive, zuviele Menschen etc.). Nur wirklich wenige Aufnahmen gefielen mir soweit das ich diese tatsächlich veröffentlichen werde. Diese Aufnahme hat es in meine Auswahl geschafft.
All advice and constructive critiques are welcome.
A more playful take on the Ralph Lauren window. This time the image and title are a nod to one of the great psychedelic songs of the 60's, which too attaches to a paradigm seemingly extinct. The choice of Jefferson Airplane again just seems to suit the image.
For good or for prissy ill, this striking window hits a chord. One can only hope that there's actually some deeper thought and consideration behind the reference back to the 60's ... on 5th Avenue.
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Music Link: "White Rabbit" - Jefferson Airplane, from their album "Surrealistic Pillow". The song uses Lewis Carroll's famous "Alice in Wonderland" imagery to describe the psychedelic, or should I say "psychotropic", experience.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=XR8LFNUr3vw
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© Richard S Warner ( Visionheart ) - 2015. All Rights Reserved. This image is not for use in any form without explicit, express, written permission.
Channelling Rodchenko, this is my favourite outdoor shot for 2022, so far.
One of several projects, that explore photography as evidence amongst other ideas.
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I've photographed 'Drawing for Free Thinking' by David Tremlett in the lobby of Tate Britain before but never been happy with the composition. Really happy with this one and the fact the woman is wearing a mask was the cherry on the icing on the cake.
When I visited Tate Britain a few weeks ago it was probably the quietest I've ever seen it. Due to lingering Covid restrictions it was advance tickets only so that may well have been a part of it.
Click here to see more of my photos of Museums and Galleries around the world : www.flickr.com/photos/darrellg/albums/72157608768742010
From the Tate Press Release, "Drawing for Free Thinking is a new wall drawing for Tate Britain, designed to wrap around the Manton stairwell. Inspired by the long tradition of twentieth-century constructivism and by David Tremlett’s involvement in conceptual art in the 1970s, Drawing for Free Thinking consists of broad blocks of strong colour, straight lines, squares and rectangles. It explores floor plans and architectural features the artist has encountered at the gallery such as doorways or windows abstracted into geometric shapes. Tremlett and his team of assistants work with pastel crayons which they rub directly onto the wall with the palms of their hands.
The work forms part of the Tate Britain Millbank Project refurbishments."
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