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Progetto Giovedì per i Giovani con Liceo Michelangelo, in occasione della mostra Bronzi ellenistici. Firenze, primavera 2015
Progetto Giovedì per i giovani realizzato in collaborazione con il Liceo Michelangelo di Firenze, in occasione della mostra Potere e pathos. Bornzi del mondo ellenistico (14 marzo-21 giugno 2015).
foto: Martino Margheri
On the road from Peyia to Polis. Pathos / Pafos is in the far distance, top left - that dark spot in the sea is a grounded ship which I really should have taken the time to get a shot of... I'm always aware of the amount of rubbish and litter scattered around the UK, unfortunately Cyprus is as bad, if not worse - it took me ages to frame this shot so that all the discarded car parts, plastic bags and other crap was out of shot or not too obvious.
My two Dollmore Dollpires. I think they are lovely together. I took a lot of pictures as it was so bright and sunny today and I loved the way the sunlight played on their hair.
I wasn't able to follow the plot very closely, but there was a volcano someplace and her suit was lava-proof. She's Robin, as in Batman and. Her brother supposedly had the lead but had forgotten his costume so little sister had to carry almost the entire performance.
Not the greatest capture, perhaps, but I love the drama. Such pathos!
I bought these guitar strings for Mack ahead of Christmas because, I, dad of the year, broke a guitar string on his Loog trying to tune it. Only, i ordered the wrong kind of strings and didn’t realize my mistake until i opened a package.
Not wanting to waste perfectly good guitar strings, i started a return/exchange process with Loog, i wrote support a long and self-effacing email that contained humor and pathos. An email meant to make the recipient smile for the humanity of the situation.
Within seconds, i got a response from their customer service telling me how to proceed, which i realized must have been generated by AI. And sure enough, at the end of the email, it says, “generated by AI”.
This bummed me out. This is where i want to get off the ride. I get it, real customer service people cost money and they don’t like to work after hours, but we as a society have created this need for instant gratification. Even though i was able to do what i wanted, the lack of humanity in the process just sucked the fun out of it.