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[MO…S…T…U]: The Word That Changed History and Led to Hiroshima

 

The Word That Changed History #mokusatsu #hiroshimabombing #wwiihistory

 

Let’s explore the world of history where a single misunderstood word led to unimaginable consequences. In this video, we uncover the story behind “Mokusatsu” - a Japanese word that, due to misinterpretation, played a pivotal role in the decision to drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima.

 

Learn how this mistranslation, stemming from a political response during World War II, led to one of the most tragic events in history. From the war in the Pacific to the final days of Japan’s resistance, discover the power of language and how a simple misstep can shift the course of history forever. Explore this fascinating story that demonstrates how meaning can change everything.

 

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Mokusatsu: The Word That Changed History and Led to Hiroshima

 

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It's that time of the year. Gray in gray is in fashion again. Where are the greens of spring, the dark yellows of summer and the color splotches of fall. All gone. Disappeared and replaced by different shades of nondescript.

 

People are hiding inside, deserted are the streets. Even the pooch wants to get in as fast as she's done her business and hibernate on the blanket.

 

Fortunately these days are rare. Fog can and does happen, but often it is just for a couple of days and then either a front from the north cleans it up, or a cloudy, humid and warm front from the Gulf of Mexico pushes it back to where it came from.

It stands alone in desolation IN desolation inviting us to question our existentialism in this corrupt society we dare to inhabit. Will you? WILL YOU?

   

I'm leaving this one as part of the set solely for the photo's 'cringing' aspect.

This is a painting called Madonna Dreaming about Existentialism and it is by Peter Reynosa.

i like to imagine the logo morphing into a yin yang.. if i were any better with compuers i'd have to animate it to do that!

I was listening to Depeche Mode, maybe not the best choice, gloomy pop music on an already gloomy day, and I was thinking gloomy thoughts at the red light outside the zoo. I'm a Michigan native, I'm used to this winter, but what about the giraffes? There is no winter on the Serengeti. How does a giraffe deal with this? The person behind me when the light changed green was not giving a shit about how giraffes deal with oppressive midwestern winters because she was pretty quick on the horn. I did get the shutter button pressed before that though.

On blaming and acceptance. It is only possible to blame, either oneself or someone else if one is in conflict with, in denial of what is. Once we begin to accept reality as what it is, there is no need for blame. For more, follow The Existentialist on Facebook. Tags: #existentialist, #existentialism, #existential, #existence, #life, #lifelessons, #blame, #blaming, #shame, #guilt, #guilty, #ashamed, #accept, #acceptance, #selflove, #selfhelp, #fight, #fighting, #love, #reality, #truth, #itiswhatitis, #self, #anger, #angry, #bestself, #keepmovingforward, #denial, #conflict, #fight.. Check out this post on Instagram! ift.tt/2rukkfJ.

People of Paris, Spring 2016

 

Existentialism in Paris

 

There is a stigma that Parisians are rude but this just isn't true. They keep to themselves rather than engaging themselves in a stranger's affairs and to avoid violating their customs, I didn't take any photos of them intentionally. However, these guys are everywhere too! Paris is filled with stunning statues with unbelievable detail; you won't believe they aren't real!

 

Rodrigo Lobo - Arista Visual. ARS ANTIGUA. Série: Estudos de Anatomia. Óleo e Sanguínea sobre tela. 120 x 100 cm.

Rodrigo Lobo - Artista Visual. Desenho a pedra negra. Série Biológica.

you can take him wherever you go...but he vomits blood and has raging headaches, oh and syphilis.

In these pieces I'm exploring concepts of Existentialism through a language i have adapted from music symbology.

Albert Camus, Den fremmede

Text, photography and found objects aiming to present ambiguous fragments of life's pitfalls in an intimate setting. Dimensions variable. December 2015.

 

250 word statement (this is also included as an image at the end of my 10 images)

 

I am applying to CSM because I admire how it embodies the duality of art as intellectual inquiry and art as practical activity.

 

My work is becoming more conceptual and the catalyst for this is my interest in literature and philosophy. My recent work has been informed by books such as ‘The Bell Jar’, along with artists such as poet Adrian Henri whose work includes text as well as images – a combination which I have been using in my own practice. The ability to articulate my ideas through writing is something which I am keen to develop. The convergence of critical writing with sensuous art practice, especially in the 4D pathway of your BA Fine Art, greatly appeals to me.

 

My current work is concerned with Existentialism, Absurdism, and an attempt to portray ‘the now’. Although this attempt began purely through mark making, my practice has now gone beyond the studio to include the creation of moments and situations, which I aim to document in various forms. This area of activity seems to relate to the XD pathway, since it entails getting out of the studio, and to the 4D pathway with regard to its central themes of action and duration.

 

‘The concept’ is essential to my art practice. I believe that Central St Martins would offer both the freedom and the discipline with which to investigate, scrutinise and variously formulate ideas; thus enabling me to realise my aim, which is to do ideas and make art informed by them.

 

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