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This proposal is conceived as a harvest in our fields of research: survival games (Nicolas Bailleul), GTA-like (Lorena Lisembard), and virtual worlds (Hortense Boulais-Ifrène). By applying various methods of gleaning objects in different online worlds, we aim to develop a typology of “dispensable object” by exploring the act of looting as an artistic gesture.
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Pictures from a photoventure with My friends Baker and Astro. A lazy Sunday afternoon - it was SO FUN!
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I'm sure everyone it getting a bit bored of all the deer images now, so I thought I would go for something different (also all the deer were out of reach).
I'm not exactly sure of the bred of this animal. They roam free near the Ridgemont gate. This was taken in the shade of a tree line so I kept the shutter speed low to give a lower ISO.
it was only after taking the photo did we notice the incredibly sad looking child in the shot. i wonder whats up with him?
Just before she delivered both Hailey and Matthew, Chelsea's 'last words' were "something feels.... different..."
Two artists, one shared language – printmaking – and two different, original, deeply personal paths. Anna Berrino and Michela Mascarucci were the protagonists of the next RUFA Talk curated by Maria Pina Bentivenga, focused on the many different approaches to engraving and printmaking.
“Different ways in printmaking” is meant to be a moment of dialogue and exchange between two perspectives that, while sharing the same medium, express themselves through distinct methods and sensibilities. An encounter designed to open up new insights into the endless possibilities of printmaking, aimed at students, enthusiasts, and contemporary art lovers.
Two artists, one shared language – printmaking – and two different, original, deeply personal paths. Anna Berrino and Michela Mascarucci were the protagonists of the next RUFA Talk curated by Maria Pina Bentivenga, focused on the many different approaches to engraving and printmaking.
“Different ways in printmaking” is meant to be a moment of dialogue and exchange between two perspectives that, while sharing the same medium, express themselves through distinct methods and sensibilities. An encounter designed to open up new insights into the endless possibilities of printmaking, aimed at students, enthusiasts, and contemporary art lovers.