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When I was offered this commission immediately I regretted that would be an opportunity just to make money, show some carving skills and assembling designs. Fortunately I was wrong. I hate making replicas, specially of my own stuff from my past life, but that sculpture work was not the case.
The "carnavalesco" (director of art for the parade) asked me to do something clearly inspired on the Pietá on Saint Peter's Basilica, to evoke that art work, but with differences. That was the nicest work situation for me: I was being asked to repeat my own work of the past with the freedom to propose new proportion relation between the mother and her son's dead body and to recreate lots of details. The only annoying limitation would be the cutting of the sculpture in parts for the assembling technique needed for the float.
The Pietá theme, which origin was from northern europe (german), has the well known knotty esthetic problem: "the awkward contrast between the ungainly male body and the smaller woman holding it". The solution that everyone can notice on the Saint Peter's Pietá is that the Virgin is bigger than his dead son's body surrounded by drapery cascading. This is known as pyramidal composition (I can't remember from where I took it but I assure you that I was used of that solution for Virgin's images). This Pietá for a carnival work was the opportunity to check out if the Virgin could follow at least the same proportion of Christ's dead body (or even be a little smaller).
Beyond the classic art challenge, this Pietá would be almost three times bigger than the original. That should be enough to defy anyone's sculpting capacity when you would be working in a so crowded and unhealthy place: thermal sensation about 60ºC (stated by experts), breathing resin and surrounded by woven fiberglass. Worst: with less than a month to do it, I was always being remembered by jealous people that my work would be compared with one of the most famous work of art on the planet. Well,… here is my response to them.
Português:
Quando me ofereceram essa Pietá para fazer, imediatamente lamentei porque seria apenas para ganhar dinheiro e mostrar algumas habilidades de escultura. Felizmente, eu estava errado. Odeio fazer réplicas, especialmente do que realizei na minha vida passada, mas este trabalho não era o caso.
O carnavalesco me pediu para fazer algo claramente inspirado na Pietá da Basílica de São Pedro, para evocar aquela obra de arte, mas com diferenças. Essa situação de trabalho era bem agradável: eu estava sendo convidado a repetir o meu próprio trabalho do passado mas com a liberdade de propor uma nova relação de proporção entre a Virgem e o corpo morto do Cristo, e poder recriar muitos detalhes. A única limitação irritante seria ter que cortar a escultura em partes para a montagem necessária no carro alegórico.
O tema Pietá, com origem do Norte da Europa (alemão), tem um problema estético complicado: "o estranho contraste de tamanho entre o corpo masculino e o da mulher, menor, a segurá-lo". A solução na Pietá da Basílica de São Pedro é que a Virgem é maior do que o corpo de seu filho morto, emoldurado pelo tecido em cascata. Isto é conhecido como composição piramidal (não me lembro de onde eu tirei isso, mas garanto que estava acostumado a esta solução para as imagens da Virgem ). Esta Pietá em um trabalho de carnaval era a minha oportunidade para verificar se a Virgem poderia ter pelo menos a mesma proporção do corpo de Cristo (ou até ser um pouco menor).
Além do desafio de arte clássica, esta Pietá seria quase três vezes maior do que a original. Isso seria o suficiente para desafiar a capacidade de escultura de qualquer um quando você está trabalhando em um lugar cheio de gente e insalubre: sensação térmica de cerca de 60ºC (afirmado por especialista), respirando resina e cercado por tecido de fibra de vidro. Pior: com menos de um mês para fazer a obra, eu ainda sempre era lembrado por pessoas invejosas que o meu trabalho seria comparado com uma famosa obra de arte. Bem,... eis a minha resposta
Don't judge me by this photo, I hate it too, but I liked the idea at the time.
Thanks to mah kid sista for posing in this for me and not freaking out (too much) when I asked her to do this photo. I think he hands look intense in this photo, which is basically why I put it up. The heart sucks because I painted it on.
The idea came just from my friend mentioning "love/hate relationships" randomly today. I wish this came out different but for now I think I'll let things lie.
Oh and I might turn off comments for all my photos but keep notes on and stuff. Or I don't know. I'm going to play around with things.
Walk to HATE NOT WELCOME NO UNITE THE RIGHT 2 Counter Demonstration at Freedom Plaza on 13th at F Street, NW, Washington DC on Sunday afternoon, 12 August 2018 by Elvert Barnes Protest Photography
Follow DC AGAINST HATE NO UNITE THE RIGHT 2 Freedom Plaza Rally at www.facebook.com/events/1828840477181321/
Elvert Barnes August 2018 UNITE THE RIGHT 2 docu-project at elvertbarnes.com/UTR2DC
Zombies Hate Icebergs, but Vikings love Volcanoes. That's a fact, and I can prove it.
Check out my new photography field guide, titled Flash in the Wild: A Pocket Guide to the Right Light, co-written and photographed with Dylan Goldby.
Flash Parker Photography:
Installed by the atlantic ocean, this hunk of shit heat pump aint gunna stand up for another year. This one worked alright but needed a clean desperately. Thought I'd give you guys a startup before I cleaned the unit. Keep in mind this unit is only a few years old and the compressor--WITH A SOUND BLANKET--sounds like a freight train! One of many reasons I hate nordyne. If this goes a Trane is going to have to be put in it's place, the aluminum spine fins stand up way better than the copper.
Used as illustration in my post, "Fear is the Mind Killer"
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Ages ago, I got asked to have the honour of doing up a cover for JESUS HATES ZOMBIES, created by Stephen Lindsay, for his big arse ultimate collection of the book. Finally got around to doing it so here's a few in progress shots!
Here's the initial pencils...mostly...since I forgot to take a picture before I started the inks. Oops.
ENG SUB :
[CL] You really suck
I have no reason to see you
This world is filled with guys like you
You s-s-suck
Your flaws are countless
To just put up with it and love you
Is a waste of time
Hate you eh eh eh eh eh
I’m fine living without you
Hate you eh eh eh eh eh
I’m fine living without you
[MINJI] My memories with you
Consist only of memories waiting for you
No matter how much I put up with it, and put up with it, it wouldn’t end
I-I wanted to hear those words, “I love you”
Your unconcerned love
I grew tired of it
[BOM] It feels terrible I threw all my pride away
I’m sad, is this all I’m worth?
I’m worried, now, of the four-letter word, LOVE
I’m scared, you’re hilarious
[CL] You really suck
I have no reason to see you
This world is filled with guys like you
You s-s-suck
Your flaws are countless
To just put up with it and love you
Is a waste of time
Hate you eh eh eh eh eh
I’m fine living without you
Hate you eh eh eh eh eh
I’m fine living without you
[DARA] H-H-Half the words coming out from your mouth are lies
No matter how many times you deceive me and deceive me, it wouldn’t end
Someday you, too
Will meet a girl like you
Once you feel the pain, you’ll know how I feel
[BOM] It feels terrible, there was never such thing as a hero
With a happy ending, Was I too naive like a fool?
It turned out for the better since now I figured you out
I’m going to leave, you really suck
[CL] You really suck
I have no reason to see you
This world is filled with guys like you
You s-s-suck
Your flaws are countless
To just put up with it and love you
Is a waste of time
Hate you eh eh eh eh eh
I’m fine living without you
Hate you eh eh eh eh eh
I’m fine living without you
[MINJI] I feel relieved,
[CL] I feel so much better
[MINJI] Down to the bone I’ve erased every last memory of you
[BOM] I feel relieved
[DARA] I feel so much better
[BOM] Down to the bone I’ve erased every last memory of you
[CL] You really suck
I have no reason to see you
This world is filled with guys like you
You s-s-suck
Your flaws are countless
To just put up with it and love you
Is a waste of time
Hate you eh eh eh eh eh
I’m fine living without you
Hate you eh eh eh eh eh
I’m fine living without you.
Không cm cũng đc .. fav đi ♥ ~
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OLIVER PEOPLES OP-523 Sunglasses. Fight Club 10 year Anniversary Limited Re-Release. Lens 62mm D.B.L. 18mm.
This was the most desirable sunglasses to find on the market. Before 2009, finding one was not only hard but also with over 1K price tag on it. It was a serious collectable item until the 10 year Anniversary Re-Release. The Re-Release promise to deliver 75 pair of Silver/Red & 75 pairs of Gold/Orange. A strange decision from OP to produce Gold/Orange, since it was never appear in the movie. To get a pair OP-523 has never been easier (still expansive). The Re-Release made OP Sunset the most rare Fight Club sunglasses to find.
For your information, in the Movie “Fight Club” two pairs of OP-523 were used. One is with Red lens, the other was with Orange lens for indoor scenes. The initial release was Silver/Orange and the 10 year Anniversary is Silver/Red. The Red lens is almost not wearable. It will convert what you see into a contrast Red & Black world. It is Cool, but very uncomfortable to the eyes.
“The things you own end up owning you.”
“Right. We are consumers. We're the bi-products of a lifestyle obsession.”
“It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything.”
“I say never be complete, I say stop being perfect, I say let... lets evolve, let the chips fall where they may.”
Remember those quotes from Tyler Durden? These are the original principles of “Fight Club”. To fight against consumerism. Live like how human meant to be lived. Movie fans like me did exactly the opposite. We trying to spend over 1K for a sunglasses because Brad Pitt looks good in it. We shaved our heads, build our bodies and wearing the same sunglasses thinking we are as cool as portrayal Tyler Durden acted by Brad Pitt. It is not Tyler Durden we are trying to become, it is Brad Pitt we are trying to look alike. “Self Improvement is Masturbation.” We idolized the character and materialized the movie. The greatest life concept ironically became background of a consumer product was a outcome Chuck Palahniuk was not expected.
Fans who own this pair of sunglasses, we are the one who is breaking the true principle of “Fight Club”. We are buying shit that we don’t need. We are buying items to complete our boring sad lives. We are just sad “Fight Club” imitators who wanted to be cool. We are nothing like Tyler Durden or ever will be. The fact, Tyler Durden hates us.
“Fight Club” is not about imitating Tyler Durden. It is about reinforce his perception of life and live unwastefully.
I SO wasn't going to use this as my PAD, and I may well take another shot later but to be honest, I'm full of cold, exhausted, and just want to curl up in front of mindless telly and drink hot chocolate once the kids are asleep!
Anyway, this is hate for the scavenger hunt. There's not much I hate in my day to day life, but filing pretty much fits the bill!
27.01.10
I am getting to hate winter. Used to be I liked it...even got pissed off when the weather man said snow and it didn't. I guess getting older with more time on my hands... I just like getting outdoors, and since i am not a nature/landscape shooter, I sit around and play with past images.
Polaroid 103 camera with wide angle lens.
Fuji FB100C film.
texture by ???
©2011. all images property of Bob Merco. Do not use without my permission.
Young people from Cheetwood Community Primary School in Manchester have helped launch Hate Crime Awareness Week with a performance of ‘Life as a refugee in a Manchester school, a play specially written for the event.
Greater Manchester is coming together to take a stand against hate crime as part of a week of action to raise awareness, challenge perceptions and promote tolerance and respect.
Young people from Cheetwood Community Primary School in Manchester helped launch this year’s Hate Crime Awareness Week with a powerful performance of ‘Life as a refugee in a Manchester school, a play specially written for the event.
Events will take place across all of Greater Manchester to raise awareness of hate crime, encourage reporting and bring communities together to challenge it. There will also be a hard-hitting radio campaign to challenge perceptions of what hate crime is and urge people to speak out.
This is the fifth annual Hate Crime Awareness Week, supported by police, local authorities, other partner and voluntary agencies, and communities.
This year, Mayor and Police and Crime Commissioner Tony Lloyd has allocated £10,000 to each local authority area to support hate crime work in the community.
Tony Lloyd: “Hate crime destroys lives and divides communities. It has no place in Greater Manchester – a proud, diverse region that welcomes people who stand for hope, not for hate, no matter who they are, where they’re from, who they love or what they believe.
“This week is a powerful show of what can be achieved when we all stand together against hatred and prejudice, bringing communities together to celebrate our diversity and encourage tolerance and respect.”
Councillor Nigel Murphy, Manchester City Council executive member for neighbourhoods, said: “Hate crime can take many forms and anyone could potentially be a victim. However, as this week shows, no matter what shape it takes hate crime is never acceptable and has no place in our modern multicultural city.
“This week of activity allows us to highlight the problems created by hate crime and, just as importantly, celebrate diversity and understanding - demonstrating that together we can form a stronger and happier society that will not tolerate prejudice of any type.”
GMP Chief Superintendent Wasim Chaudhry, said: “Everyone has the right to feel safe and we all have a responsibility to stand against hatred and discrimination.
“Over the last year, 5,250 hate crimes or incidents were reported to GMP, 227 of those were carried out on public transport of one form or another across Greater Manchester. This year we are launching a transport campaign alongside various local authorities and partnerships to make sure people feel safe on public transport across Greater Manchester.
“GMP works hard to raise the awareness of these types of offences all year round – not just in Hate Crime Awareness Week – and we recognise there is more work to be done.”
Throughout the week British Transport Police, who are responsible for policing the railway, will be at Manchester Piccadilly station, talking with the public about their campaign to fight hate crime on the railway, and how to report an incident if they witness it or experience it.
Officers will patrol the station handing out leaflets, taking the opportunity to explain what BTP is doing to tackle hate crime.
Inspector Granville Sellers, British Transport Police, said: “Hate crime is never acceptable and our goal is to work towards eliminating it from the rail network. We are proud to be part of Manchester’s Hate Crime Awareness Week and to spread the message that our diversity unites us, it is hate that divides us.
“As a community we stand together, pledging to put an end to hate crime. Everyone has the right to travel safely and we won’t tolerate behaviour where someone is targeted because they’re different or made to feel uncomfortable on their journey.”
In Manchester, the week’s events will conclude with a demonstration of solidarity against all hate crime on Market Street in Manchester City Centre on Sunday 12 February.
At midday members of the public, led by the Lord Mayor of Manchester Councillor Carl Austin-Behan, will be invited to join hands in a display of unity against hate crime and a celebration of diversity.
To report hate crime and find out what’s happening in your area to tackle it, visit www.letsendhatecrime.com. You can also report it by calling police on 101.
Get involved in the conversation on social media by following #westandtogether
For more information about Policing in Greater Manchester please visit our website. www.gmp.police.uk
Always call 999 in an emergency, such as when a crime is in progress, violence is being used or threatened or where there is danger to life.
To report crime call police on 101 the national non-emergency number.
You can also call anonymously with information about crime to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Crimestoppers is an independent charity who will not want your name, just your information. Your call will not be traced or recorded and you do not have to go to court or give a statement.
Hate [Poland] @ Brutal Assault XIII www.hatesatanic.org
Open Air Festival Of Extreme Art
(Vojenská pevnost Josefov, Jaroměř, Czech Republic)
August 14-16, 2008
I hate snakes, I really do but can't deny how beautiful this one is. here I really missed a tele lens. :(
Adventurous fun in Ratargul!
it is a White Lipped-Pit Viper
GGRR presents
TOKYODIONYSOS Release Party
2015/7/11
at EARTHDOM
[Live]
ANAL VOLCANO
CARRE
ENDON
FILTHY HATE
INCAPACITANTS
ISTERISMO
PREPARATIONﾊSET
ZENOCIDE
CHAOSMONGERS
[DJ's]
AIWABEATZ
LOVEJUICE
YWK1
李ペリー
BLACKMONEY
SHOT-ARROW
Gotta go to the bathroom. Then eat, and watch some tv.
Not what I wanted at all. Have I mentioned I hate collages? The only reason I didn't quit the dogster challange this week is because Lauren figured out the collage for me. I've been wanting to quit all week.
I uploaded 8 in one go, because I think they belong together...
Monochromatic? Not really he? All the shades of grey... from a true black to white... as it should be!
Sometimes I just 'feeeeeeeeel' like this, a flower image in b&w...
I love the subtle tones, all the varied tones, that give the flower/petals/stems their texture, depth and form, their delectable shapes accentuated, extracted and emphasized without the colour. Don't you agree?
Lead and enjoy a good life, do and say things that enrich... and do not forget to tell the people close to you, how much you love them!
With love to you and thank you for ALL your faves and comments, hope you all had a great time!
M, (* _ *)
IT IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN (BY LAW!!!) TO USE ANY OF MY image or TEXT on websites, blogs or any other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved
WHAT PART of DO NOT USE is it that you DO NOT UNDERSTAND?
I find my images on numerous blogs and websites EVERY DAY, without my permission!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why not view the set as a slide-show?
Also I often upload more than one image at the same time, I see a tendency to only view the last uploaded...
On the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp, Jan. 27, 2020, MTA Chairman and CEO Patrick J. Foye announced that the authority is launching a sweeping public messaging campaign aimed at combating hate crimes. Messages promoting kindness, respect and solidarity are appearing starting today on thousands of digital screens across the region’s subways buses and commuter railroads. This is an example of one of the ads. Credit: Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA)