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Dezember 2019
Zusammen mit Oscar Wild(e) wünschen wir allen unseren Flickr Freunden wunderschöne Weihnachten! Vielen Dank für eure freundlichen und konstruktiven Kommentare. Wir freuen uns schon aufs nächste Jahr mit euch!!! -
Togehter with Oscar Wild(e) we wish to all our flickr friends a wonderful Christmas time! Thank you so much for all your friendly and constructive comments. We are already looking forward to next year!
Moika River. Moika River Embankment. Left in the distance is the dome of St. Isaac’s Cathedral. To the right is Pochtamtsky Bridge across the Moika River and the Palace of Culture of Communication Workers (former German Reformed Church, in the 1930s the building was completely rebuilt in the style of constructivism for the House of Culture). St. Petersburg. Russia
Река Мойка. Набережная Реки Мойки. Слева вдалеке - купол Исаакиевского собора. Справа - Почтамтский мост через реку Мойку и Дворец культуры работников связи (бывшая немецкая реформатская церковь, в 1930-х годах полностью перестроенная в стиле конструктивизма под Дом культуры). Санкт-Петербург. 16 июня 2019 года.
Flying Fish, detail 2 of 2 - see profile for whole image. . Some more pictures from the Into The Deep group of my Artibles series. Available as a beautiful ready-to-hang aluminum print, please dm me for prices. . #artibles #intothedeep #artforsale #artprint #seacreature #constructivism #abstractart #modernart #kineticart #opart #art #artprints #artoftheday #reaytohang #contemporaryart #abstraction #abstractart #interiordesign #decor #digitalart #fineart #geometric #geometricart #color #nycart #petersealystudio #nycartist
Another look at Times Square in New York through the lens of Renaissance Scene Painters like Albrecht Altdorfer and Hieronymus Bosch. This time though, the solarization of the image tips the view more toward the Boschian in a sense.
The image might be seen as a blend of both historical art reference and the technology of the digital age. Judging by how much earlier Science Fiction predicted our current times as slick, polished and highly technological, with the result actually being much more gritty, chaotic and unpredictable, I would postulate that the future may well look like a blend of the historical and the technical. It will be, as our time is now, dirty, overcrowded, "chaotic", a system at the farthest reach of its possibilities ... until we decide to change it.
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Music Link: "Saltarello" - Dead Can Dance, from their album "Aion". 'Dead Can Dance' is the fascinating name for the group citing the ancient and tribal idea that originally musical instruments were made with animal skins, so once they were played the animals' spirits were able to sing through the music, and thus be 'alive' again.
In their first phase DCD, were deeply in love with and inspired by the music of Medieval times and the Renaissance. "Saltarello" is an ancient piece, resurrected by the duo of Brendan Perry and Lisa Gerrard, who comprise Dead Can Dance.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOWrWsHG24A
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Guckloch in einem Parkhaus, Das Loch hat meiner Meinung keinen praktischen Nutzen sondern ist einfach nur da, damit es fotografiert wird.
comments and constructive criticism always welcome.
There is nothing quite like going up to the rooftop terrace of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the Summer. It's like being at a giant party where you don't necessarily know many of the guests but you're there and happy to be.
With a stunning view over the trees of Central Park and the tops of the premium apartment buildings of 5th Avenue poking their heads over the trees to the left, the southern border of the Park giving way to the massive structures of Midtown Manhattan and the silhouetted signature apartments on the Upper West Side completing the wrap around. It's a stunning view and especially so in the evening.
A signature and restful spot. An island in an ocean of trees with the 'mountains' of the city to the south. Again, very special thanks to Robin Thomson of New York, who made the trip and all of the "Manhattan" pictures possible.
The photographer shows up 5 times in this image. Can you spot him?
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Music Link: "Deep Blue Day" - Brian Eno, from his album "Apollo: Atmospheres & Soundtracks".
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Fedir Krychevskyi (Krychevsky) | Fedir Krytschewskyj | Федір Кричевський (1879 - 1947)
National Art Museum of Ukraine, Kyiv
Currently in the exhibition "In the Eye of the Storm. Modernism in Ukraine" in the Lower Belvedere in Vienna
"This comprehensive exhibition is the first presentation outside Ukraine to explore the development of modern art in the cultural centers of Kyiv, Lviv and Kharkiv during the first half of the 20th century. Modernism in Ukraine is revealed to be both international and avant-garde. From Jugendstil to Constructivism, the exhibition tells the tempestuous and fascinating history of cultural identity in Ukraine." www.belvedere.at/en/eye-storm
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Old man combing his hair in the reflection of "Krasniye Vorota" metro station vestibule. This vestibule was desidned by Russian Constructivist architect Nikolai Ladovsky in 1935.
Moscow.
«Mascarón de Proa», Néstor Baterretxea (1986), Bilbao, Vizcaya, País Vasco, España.
Creada en 1986 es de hierro, tiene unas dimensiones de 450x100x300 centímetros y pesa aproximadamente 3.500 kilos.
Esta obra evoca a un mascarón de proa en movimiento o una grúa. Está constituida por diversas planchas metálicas, responde a los planteamientos del arte vasco de vanguardia y se caracteriza por su severidad plástica, la abstracción, el constructivismo y el análisis sistemático y constante de las formas.
Created in 1986, it is made of iron, has dimensions of 450x100x300 centimeters and weighs approximately 3,500 kilos.
This work evokes a moving figurehead or a crane. It is made up of various metal plates, responds to the approaches of avant-garde Basque art and is characterized by its plastic severity, abstraction, constructivism and systematic and constant analysis of forms.
In preparation for an exhibition at Museum Voswinckelshof in Dinslaken, Germany. Proud to be able to participate.
No 14 Krāsotāju Street is a perfect example of the constructive style. The house was built according to a design by the engineer-architect Arturs Braunfelds, which was approved on 16 October 1934. It was commissioned by the owners of the "Kalna Veģeri" of the Veselauska parish, Jānis and Berta Zilveri. The building was completed on 3 August 1935. The architect A. Braunfelds was one of the founders of the pure Constructivism/Functionalism style in Riga. This is a four-storey building with small two-room apartments and a bathroom. The building has a two-level pediment, which is flanked and emphasised by eaves, forming horizontal lines on the façade, together with eaves between the floors and recesses in the plasterwork at window level. The sunken buttress in the centre of the house, with a vertical three-storey window to light the staircase, divides the building into equal parts.