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META: metaphysical exhibition at NUCA featuring artwork from BA fine art (years 1 to 3) selected and curated by MA curation - meta curated by alice lee & phoebe o'donnell; physical curated by alison humphrey & charli carver - 23rd march til 6th april 2012.
Leon47 | Schizzo, Figura Umana, Ragazza Dinamica | Sketch, Dynamic Human, Girl Figure, Sport, Visual Art
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When K. looked at the castle, often it seemed to him as if he were observing someone who sat quietly there in front of him gazing, not lost in thought and so oblivious of everything, but free and untroubled, as if he were alone with nobody to observe him, and yet must notice that he was observed, and all the same remained with his calm not even slightly disturbed; and really - one did not know whether it was cause or effect - the gaze of the observer could not remain concentrated there, but slid away.
(April 2023)
Philip-Neri Reese, O.P., is a Dominican friar of the Province of St. Joseph and a Professor of Philosophy at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas (Angelicum) in Rome. He is also the principal investigator for the Angelicum Thomistic Institute's new Project on Philosophy and the Thomistic Tradition. His main areas of research are metaphysics and anything adjacent thereto (the history of metaphysics, the methodology of metaphysics, etc.), with a special emphasis on the metaphysical thought of St. Thomas Aquinas and its subsequent reception and interpretation. He has also published on issues of philosophical anthropology, ethics, and (scholastic) economics.
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(Aprile 2023)
Philip-Neri Reese, O.P., è un frate domenicano della Provincia di St. Joseph e professore di Filosofia presso la Pontificia Università San Tommaso (Angelicum) a Roma. È anche il ricercatore principale del nuovo progetto dell'Istituto Tomistico Angelicum sulla filosofia e la tradizione tomistica. Le sue principali aree di ricerca sono la metafisica e tutto ciò che vi è connesso (storia della metafisica, metodologia della metafisica, ecc.), con particolare attenzione al pensiero metafisico di San Tommaso d'Aquino e alla sua successiva ricezione e interpretazione. Ha pubblicato anche su temi di antropologia filosofica, etica ed economia (scolastica).
In the photographic series "Meta-Physical Body", I analyse the desire for physical perfection that occurs in humans as a natural tension in the absolute beauty.
Actions graft or elimination of the "default" make a wish archaic humans always to assist in achieving universal beauty.
This work is a collaborative effort with a well-known Italian plastic surgeon Dr. Bruno. I start with real pictures of cosmetic surgery clinics.
The pre-and postoperative, in my work, becomes sublimated concept, perceived as metaphysical change of state of body and soul.
The body changed, etching becomes paramount, universal language that form part of a new aesthetic and ethereal free words. The anatomical body is now post-processed human reflex infinity sign, which came into the world of ideas, it becomes beautiful ... beautiful and universally accepted then, as an ideal.
It is as if it were the latter, it's like pure freedom to be born from a repurchase ... that being that ridescrive reborn through the sign kinetic multiplied, their identity happy at the end is not exactly pushing humans to intervene on their physicality? In my view, to satisfy the desire for ancestral thrilled at the light coming from the entrance of the cave ... (Plato) and finally enter in a beautiful world ... really ...
This is a rare Uparatna (Gemstone). This Uparatna derived its name from an Arabian word meaning ‘Heaven’. This Uparatna is also called the Uparatna of heaven due to the same reason.
If you wants to read more please click on this link : astrobix.com/astroblog/post/lazulite-gemstone-meaning-laz...
British sculptor Emily Young is a talented lady, she has created 6 beautiful works of art from ancient lumps of stone. Each piece has been painstakingly carved and polished to create a work of art that really impressed me… they quite frankly blew my mind!
The six large heads stand around 2 metres tall and weigh between 1 and 3 tonnes. The natural textures and colours of the stones are a sight to behold, and which have been enhanced by the sculptors skills.
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British sculptor Emily Young is a talented lady, she has created 6 beautiful works of art from ancient lumps of stone. Each piece has been painstakingly carved and polished to create a work of art that really impressed me… they quite frankly blew my mind!
The six large heads stand around 2 metres tall and weigh between 1 and 3 tonnes. The natural textures and colours of the stones are a sight to behold, and which have been enhanced by the sculptors skills.
Sometimes, in the humdrum of existence, we are compelled to confront the liminal spaces, those thresholds between what is seen and what is obscured. The window, in all its utilitarian transparency, serves not merely as an architectural fixture but as a metaphysical portal. It frames our view of the world, a selective lens that mediates our interaction with the exterior. The image captured here—distorted, ethereal—speaks to the inherent tension between clarity and ambiguity, between the tangible and the ephemeral.
The blinds, introduce a play of light and shadow, invoking the ancient dichotomy of Apollonian order versus Dionysian chaos. They suggest a controlled revelation, a deliberate modulation of perception. The external world, glimpsed through these slats, is rendered in streaks and blurs, an abstract mosaic of verdant greens and sky blues, disrupted by the errant intrusion of an indeterminate orange hue. This interplay mirrors our cognitive processes—how memory distorts, how emotions color our experiences, how reality is often but a kaleidoscopic interpretation rather than an absolute truth.
Consider the act of looking through a window as an existential metaphor. The glass, ostensibly clear, is never truly unblemished; it is a barrier as much as it is a conduit. It separates the observer from the observed, confining us to our subjective interiors while offering a curated glimpse of the objective exterior. The window thus embodies the paradox of connection and isolation, transparency and opacity. It is through this portal that we project our yearnings, our desires for connection, and our fears of exposure.
In the transient streaks of light, we find a reminder of impermanence. The moment captured is fleeting, a temporal snapshot of a constantly shifting tableau. It is a visual ode to the Heraclitean notion that one cannot step into the same river twice. The world outside continues to evolve, to transform, while we, the observers, remain bound by the constancy of our gaze.
The photograph encourages contemplation of the nature of perception, the construction of reality, and the inevitable interplay between order and chaos. It invites us to pause, to reflect, and perhaps, to find beauty in the fragmented and the transient, in the spaces between what is and what might be.
Flower Mound, TX 4mm round natural purple fluorite, blue fluorite, rainbow fluorite, angelite, amazonite, sterling silver,, azurite-malachite, and peridot,
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Arnold Böcklin
Arthur Schopenhauer
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Procreation Minimal Portrait Drawing from Portrait Fashion Photography, Digital Art, Design, Leon 47
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Surrealismo, Individualismo, Umanesimo, Minimalismo
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Metaphysical Healing Properties Of Flower Agate
Metaphysical Healing Properties of Flower Agate
Flower Agate is a new crystal that was first mined in 2018 in Madagascar, a region that produces some of the most beautiful crystals in the world. Today, Madagascar is still the only place on earth where Flower Agate can be found.
Flower Agate is predominantly light pink in color. Subtle hues of cream of dark brown imbue the interior, resulting in a fascinating array of colors. That said, the most standout feature of Flower Agate is the plumes of saturated white. Flower Agate is a magical crystal, with eye-catching colors. This fascinating gemstone is predominantly light pink with white Chalcedony plumes. These 3-dimensional plumes cross sections to create flower-like patterns, which is where the crystal gets its name.
These plumes are not merely flat growths within the agate. Rather, they are three-dimensional bursts of color! In large chunks, the plumes resemble a burst of light and crystals. Cross-sections reveal a flower-like structure, which is where the awe-inspiring crystal gets its name!
Flower Agate is a rare stone that continues to catch the eyes of crystal-lovers. But its beauty goes much further than just aesthetics.
If you look at the patterns on this stone, you’ll notice that some plumes look like seeds and others like blossomed flowers. They represent the journey to reaching your goals. They remind you that you start out as a seed and blossom as you grow.
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In Memory of Rogier van der Weyden
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Pittura Moderna Rinascimentale
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Abstract Portrait Painting from Renaissance Art
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Giorgio de Chirico
Arnold Böcklin
Arthur Schopenhauer
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META: metaphysical exhibition at NUCA featuring artwork from BA fine art (years 1 to 3) selected and curated by MA curation - meta curated by alice lee & phoebe o'donnell; physical curated by alison humphrey & charli carver - 23rd march til 6th april 2012.