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Greenlandiish national dresses
Upper left: Traditional winter coats , and of course the children have to dress out in the long wintrer.
Upper middle: the high boots of women and children are decorated with brodery, crohettery and tiny peases of coloured skin sewn in complex pattern
Upper right: "jacket" with perl collar. The boots and jacket was shown to me by a 79 years old lady that had made dresses to all her 16 grand chilldren.
Middle: The west greenland dresses are more decorated than the east.
Lower left: the east greanland collar is to my surprice similar to what can seen with some nativ americans and middle/south american
Lover middle 1 a childs collar , 2 peace of art made of different birdhides with feathers and animal hides.
Lower right: East Greanlanders in their national dresses, holding the traditional drums
A Mulungo e os Saís-azuis
Embroidery
My work
Brasília, Brasil
Art Week Gallery Group
Birds and Bird Art
06/09/2020
Chico Xavier
Não percas tua fé entre as sombras do mundo. Ainda que teus pés estejam sangrando, segue para a frente, erguendo-a por luz celeste, acima de ti mesmo. Crê e trabalha. Esforça-te no bem e espera com paciência. Tudo passa e tudo se renova na Terra, mas o que vem do céu permanecerá. (...)
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(WORK IN PROGRESS)
digital photo printed on paper - handworked with bitumen and varnish -
17,5 x 9,3 cm (apiece)
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PANDAEMONIUM - Chapter 2: Dreams and Hallucinations - Behind the Fern She Sleeps -
(photo printed on paper, handworked with bitumen and paint 20,4 x 10,4 cm)
Photo: May 2012
Print: May 2012
So sehen meine Windlichter bei Tageslicht aus.
Glasbehälter mit Polymer Clay behandelt, "umhüllt."
Nr.1. Polymer Clay transparent, Struktur mit Folie angebracht und dazu ein wenig Lochmuster.
Lackiert, versiegelt.
15cm H, Ø 11cm
Nr.2. Polymer Clay transpatent, Mosaikart.
Lackiert und versiegelt.
12cmH, Ø 10cm (gemessen am oberen Rand )
Nr.3. Polymer Clay transparent, Mosaikart.
Lackiert und versiegelt.
8,5cmH, Ø 8cm (gemessen am oberen Rand )
Alle Windlichter sind für Kerzen gedacht.
This is what my wind light look like in daylight.
Glass container treated with polymer clay.
Number 1. Polymer clay transparent, structure attached with foil and a little hole pattern. Painted, sealed.
15cm H, Ø 11cm
No. 2. Polymer Clay transparent, mosaic type.
Painted and sealed.
12cmH, Ø 10cm (measured at the top edge)
#3 Polymer clay transparent, mosaic style.
Painted and sealed.
8.5cmH, Ø 8cm (measured at the top edge)
All wind light are intended for candles
PANDAEMONIUM - Chapter 2: Dreams and Hallucinations - The Sleep -
(photo printed on paper, handworked with bitumen and paint - 16 x 28,5 cm)
Photo: August 2011
Print: May 2012
Life is a Rainbow - White
7 Days with Flickr - Wednesday: macro
Macro Mondays - Stitch
(photo by Freya)
…wonderful artwork made of recycled pipes and hardware by Jaffa Lam, as one of the major installations of the public media art exhibition called Human Vibrations… my favorable artwork addressing ad hoc issues in the city…
Artist Statement: Accidentally, I notice the pipes that serve us for many years on the rooftop. I feel so sorry for never taking care of them and letting them endure the sunlight and the rain. Those umbilical cord-like pipes connect different flats and deliver water for life to the households, but for most of the time, we have no connection with our neighbours. We don’t care what is happening next door. This work is mainly constructed by recycled pipes from the city to symbolise the connections between people, and viewers can listen to the resonances of different people in conversations. www.mediaarts.hk/?a=doc&id=20
… the installation is with excellent workmanship that all surfaces and weld joints are all professionally polished and absolutely safe for touching… pipes are colorless it just in my eye they are with brilliant colors when it is in connection with someone ...
USPP . Save Darfur (Stop the Genocide) Rally . National Mall . WDC . Sunday, 30 April 2006 . Elvert Xavier Barnes Protest Photography
Glorie: Hmm. Oronis, are you sure that's right?
Me: Hahahaha! Of course! Hahahaha!
Glorie: My hands! Oronis, really?
Me: Oh! My sweetheart! Hahahaha!
Glorie: Oronis !!!!
ODC Our Daily Challenge: My favorite Color is today's find: Colors in Abundance
A Color loving Woman left / lost her scarf. What a find for a Color loving photographer :-)
Just to change "pace" from my beloved birds I thought will show you dear friends some of my earlier works in my hobbies of ceramics ,pottery and porcelain painting. I still love it very much but unfortunately there is not enough time for so many things
Handmade from white clay, fired, then glazed and fired again, the red glaze requieres lower teperature so it is fired then the third time.
I made also bigger dolls with wide skirts, and flowing hair kind of my signature creation, but I do not have anymore, given them away to friends. and also sold them in craft shows.
Note that she has a little basket with tiny roses .. yes roses :-)
About 5 inches tall.