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"Memories are what warm you up from the inside. But they're also what tear you apart."
Haruki Murakami, Kafka on the Shore
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'Memory Field' (Portrait of Dr Lynne Kelly)
Oil on canvas
300cm x 150cm
I've based this portrait around science writer Lynne Kelly's amazing work and book, 'The Memory Code', her ideas about mnemonic systems of ancient cultures and how they can be used today.
In it, I have tried to hint at just a fraction of the complexity and richness of her mind and work, her love of mathematics and astronomy, and of course the thing she is gaining fame for all around the world, her ideas on the memory systems of older cultures.
The vast landscape she sit in is a potential memory system itself, inspired by the 'Lukasa' which sits next to her on the rock. A Lukasa is a hand held wooden device, enabling long and complex memories to be mentally encoded in abstract patterns of coloured beads, easily retrievable through visual recognition of applied patterns.
To really understand Lynne's amazing ideas, check out her website here and see her other books, The Orality Centre, and bio:
How many people have boxes full of old photos? Soon there will be no "old photos" laying around since everything is digital and stored in "clouds" and various other devices.
In this collage - Doc and I were only in our mid-sixties when we visited the Ostrich Farm near Casa Grande Arizona. We were just adding more memories to our already huge collection at the time - and continue to do so today - even at our advanced ages.
“The greatest joys of life are happy memories. Your job is to create as many of them as possible.” — B. Tracy
I went to take a photo of a film in the making - this is my photo - here is the film, made by one daughter, using over 170 photos of my other daughter! (apologies for quality, not used to compressing film for web). www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYWoo-vw-qg
Click to see my First short Film - Memories - MFilms
Phim Ngắn này như là một tập hợp sống động những kỷ niệm đáng nhớ và đẹp nhất của một người bạn trai muốn gởi đến một cô gái. Mỗi một phân cảnh là một kỷ niệm khác nhau.. vui có, buồn có..
Người viết kịch bản đặt toàn bộ tấm lòng của anh vào phim ngắn ngắn này và gởi cho người bạn của anh trước ngày cô lên chuyến bay đi sang miền đất khác.
Phim ngắn đầu tiên do nhóm làm phim trẻ MFilms thực hiện.
Thành viên trong nhóm hầu hết là những người đến từ các lĩnh vực khác nhau.
Story by: Khoai Tây Chiên
Directed by: Khoai Tây Chiên
Asst.Directors: ThắngPhạm,ConnToms.
1st Camera: ThắngPhạm.
2nd Camera: ConnToms.
Edited by: Simon "Kych" Riley, Conn Toms
D.O.P: Magnetic Nò, ThắngPhạm, ConnToms.
Photography: MagneticNò.
Stylist / Makeup: Samy Busan Danyi Wang.
Equipments: Đào Minh Hoàng, Tinh Dinh.
- Cast:
Girl: Seo UN
Boy: Andy Khánh Nhựt
Voice over [Boy]: ConnToms
Voice over [Girl]: Danyi Wang
- Special thanks to:
ClichéCoffee
CircleK
Đào Minh Hoàng & TinhDinh.
- Soundtracks:
+ You Got Me - Colbie Calliat.
+ Rooftop Kiss - James Horner.
+ Ludlows - James Horner.
+ Love's Gonna Getcha - Tal&Acacia.
+ Dead Island - Giles Lamb.
+ Promises - James Horner.
+ I cant see you anymore - James Horner
+ Falling Star - Jet.
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This old bus has some unique passengers, The Hulk, Captain America, Raggedy Anne and Andy, Buzz Lightyear, Woody, Batman and Rex the Dinosaur. Picture taken in Branson Missouri at the World's Largest Toy Museum.
Si uno observa esta fotografía lo que encontrará no será más que una banca en el enfoque central en un entorno de parque, pero para los que ven sólo eso. Para otras personas, esa banca que se puede observar va más allá de una de las cientos de miles o millones de bancas que se pueden encontrar en cualquier parte, cuenta una historia y en mi caso en particular, en esta banca en particular es donde nació algo maravilloso y en la cual se cosecharon muchísimos momentos de tranquilidad, amor y felicidad de los cuales nunca se olvidarán, porque esa banca pasó de ser una simple banca a lo que puedo denominar un símbolo de recuerdos hermosos y nacimiento de algo increíble, que de tan sólo pasar por ahí se empiezan a recrear esos momentos, y los recuerdos y sentimientos florecen, deseando poder aumentar más los recuerdos que se pueden tener de un espacio físico muy poco importante para otros, pero que para uno, lo significan absolutamente TODO...
What a delightful sighting last night! The first time I went out with my hubby it was in his red '65 Ford Falcon. We spotted this at our Lakewood Water District office last night and I just had to get a shot of this old beauty. Appears to be all original and in excellent condition. We were a bit jealous - we want it!
Actually, our neighborhood is a wealth of old classics and new ones waiting to follow their lead. On our block alone there are five homes that have "collectibles" stored in the garage and in storage rentals. You guessed it, we're one of those homes.
Memory Lapses are temporary installations I photograph to revisit places linked to strong memories, past or recent.
By overexposing reflective material in the process, data becomes absent from the digital file, creating an empty zone in the image that alters reality and distorts our perception : like time and distance do.
The last remaining sodium light in the neighborhood. I love its warmth and clean shadows, and how it brings back memories of nighttime adventures in my youth,
Memory can glean, but can never renew. It brings us joys faint as is the perfume of the flowers, faded and dried, of the summer that is gone ~ Henry Ward Beecher
Memory drift by Richard Baxter.
The world is a stage without a story, or at least it's a story that is never-ending and being written continuously. Or it is billions of stories within stories, within stories. This is how I create, without a beginning or an end, without a specific narrative - just a happening in process. I don't want to know what is happening, and I don't pretend to know. It is beautiful, tragic, mysterious, magical and elusive. Paradoxically, perhaps, our soul is the eternally empty stage, and the universe is the eternal act in the never-ending movement. If I can hint at that, I'm happy. Richard Baxter, 2014.
Richard Baxter has painted an imagined event where an old wooden building has been lifted off the ground by strong winds. Birds swirl in the sky and a cat is caught high on the roof, while a rabbit looks from underneath. The sky is dark and mysterious as we are left wondering what will happen next.
The Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prizes, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia (Friday 25 Jul 2014)
"The timeless in you is aware of life's timelessness, and knows that yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream."
Kahil Gibran
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Model: Clara Hernández
MUA/Photography/Edit: María Lawliet
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-Labial Vixen 787 de Sleek
-Línea líquida "Dating joe black" de Catrice
-Paleta de sombras "Au Naturel" de Sleek.
-Máscara de pestañas: lash out black 729 de Sleek
This is "Installation Shalekhet", also known as the Memory Void in the Jewish Museum in Berlin. There are 10,000 faces made from steel and and the it is dedicated to all victims of violence and war, not just the holocaust.
The concentration camp Auschwitz was liberated by Russian troops on the 27th of January, 1945.
The photo shows a detail of the so-called Denkmal Güterbahnhof (freight station memorial) in Darmstadt, Germany.
The memorial was dedicated in 2004, in memory of the Jews and Sinti who were deported to the extermination camps from Darmstadt. In July 2006, the memorial was damaged by a violent attack by four male youths between 16 and 19 years of age, three sides of the glass cube were severely damaged. The memorial itself survived. The names of the people who were deported are engraved on the glass splinters (crystal night/night of the broken glass).