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... Jesus said ... If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed ... nothing shall be impossible unto you. KJB - Matthew 17: 20
Modèle: Camille & Flavien
Assistants: Vianney, Caroline
Makeup: Beauty By Mamma
2013
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Chris Craft (Chris Craft Undercroft) has installed some MC Escher "Impossible Stairs" at LEA1, and provided free "gravity boots" so we can actually walk the stairs - it's so cool - it's so trippy!
Visit this location at College of Avatar Architecture in Second Life
flickr.com/photos/eyefruit/47322575/ 03 04
jayjuice created the group "Top 40 Favorites for 2005 as chosen by Me" and invited me.
i was challenged by this exciting adventure and thought it would be a great inducement to reflect my own choises... but the more i looked the harder was it.
at last it seemed impossible to reduce nearly 1800 gorgeous and so much appreciated pictures to only 40!!!
as jayjuice said: "i just wish i could have included some more of my very special photos and friends. just wait until you try to get you favourites down to 40. it's agony!!"
now i'm so happy about these 40 and at the same time so unhappy about missing the others - what an ordeal it must be to make the choise for an exhibition or a book...
... although i wished we could do this one day all together...
Impossible shot of the galaxy behind a city skyline. It is only possible with the AI sky replacement of Luminar 4 software :-)
Possibly my favorite self-portrait (as well as one of my most obscured...coincidence?). This was actually shot last year right before Christmas in one of the coldest days I have ever experienced. We had just had an ice storm, and it was 6 below zero (the camera body recorded -17C in the EXIF info) with winds gusting up to 30 mph. You can see the wind whipping up snow off the ground and blowing it across the river in the background.
I had dressed well enough to stay out about 3 hours or so...you can see the ice on my scarf from my breath freezing. About an hour after this shot though, even 5 layers on my upper body wasn't enough to keep me warm...I was happy for hot chocolate that day!
You'd think this was in some remote, frozen northern wasteland...but no...its the Kankakee River State Park in Illinois.
Amazing architecture from an impossible angle; taken on a trip to Berlin, very lucky to be able to visit and take photographs in this place.
Munchkin's future is so bright, I've got to wear shades.
As far as I know the Munchkin Impossible Sunglasses have no beneft except for glassless Munchkins wearing a concealed Super Munchmin shirt.
About the serial "Vår i Bjønsen":
The photos are not perfect, at all, but important to be published anyway. Reason: the many details, described in her poem for this "painting" tapestry, are impossibly to be seen on a distance. In fact one needs to see this painting-tapestry on a distance to see what she saw: water, shining water, pebbles, all kinds of colours, and light. She realised this painting by using other materials than paint: she even used parts of plastic, from a car, also copper wire, and as I read: even a sock. One really has to come very close to this painting to see what she used to realise the wonderful result.
I used two different distance-photos: one is edited in a way that it is an exact copy of the photo in the book about Birgit Hagen. My photos however were much more blue, and when I was ticking the text of the words Birgit Hagen has written for this painting, I realised that the reality is more blue, must be more blue, because violets (she names these in the poem) are blue, not brown, or brownish. Photo 1 is according to the book, photo 2 is the impression my camera, and more blue, and therefore more fitting with the close-ups of the tapestry-painting. A great art work.
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Birgit Hagen (born 4 October 1912 in Ål, died April 7, 2004, same place) was a Norwegian textile artist, painter and designer.
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Title: Vår i Bjønsen
Year: 1977
Length/Width: 165/150
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Poem:
Kvite steiner. Djupblaat vatn med rødlig skjær.
Bjørk med glinsende rødbrunne stammer. Som kobber.
Svarte greiner likesom brent metalltraad.
Slik som vi fant den paa fjellet. Den skiftet i fargen. Graablaa.
Svart. Snøen inntil vatnet. Det intense lys faar fargene fram.
Det er vaar i Bjønsen.
Rypene snakker sammen. Fugel som bygger.
Svart fugl med røde føtter mot brun jord.
Brune knopper. Graa klipper. Svartgrønn busk.
Rust i myrer. Blaat vatn.
Silke. Potteblaat med kvitt.
Fiolblaa. Sauesvart og kvitt.
Mose. Fiolblaa myr. Glinsende bjørk. Som metall.
Lilleblaa. Svarte greiner. Blaasvart vatn og myr.
Snøfjell.
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About the material and the technique:
Flatvev. Borghilds vev. En gammel kobber antenne. Irret. Svart. Speil fra knuste bilglass. Rødt frontglass - Svart. Ledninger belagtmed plast. Hestechår. Strømper. Hva eg måtte finne. Ruller ingenting av. Fortsetter bare til ferdig. Om eg finner en grov murvegg. Riktig overlys. God avstand. Med noe blått som støtte.
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Photo taken at the exhibition in Ål Kulturhus, Galleri Syningen, 5 June - 19 June 2018.
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Wikipedia: Birgit Hagen
www.wikiwand.com/no/Birgit_Hagen
Hallingdal Museum: Birgit Hagen
www.hallingdal-museum.no/birgit-hagen-tekstilkunstner/
Digitalt Museum: Birgit Hagen
digitaltmuseum.no/021105991657/billedkunstner-birgit-hage...
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For more information about Birgit Hagen:
Stiftelsen Hallingdal Museum
Møllevegen 18,
3540 Nesbyen
Tlf.: (+47) 32 07 14 85
E-post: firmapost@halingdal-museum.no
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