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I came here at random,
Not guided by faith,
As pale as a phantom,
As wrought as a wraith.
I came here at random;
I'd not call it choice.
I might be an echo -
A wandering voice.
I came here at random
Across the expanse -
Is it bondage or freedom
Surrendered to chance?
I came here at random;
I took no advice;
I gave all my wisdom
To the roll of the dice.
I came here at random,
By the truth, by the dare.
The oracle took me,
And now I'm not there.
Poem by Giles Watson, 2013. Ten-minute poetry challenge, with Poets and Performers in Albany, Western Australia, 23/11/2013. The pictures show the wreck of the Elvie on Vancouver Beach, Frenchman Bay.
random patterns, pure freestyle and fun. note that I only drew ½ of the presented pattern, then scanned and flipped/mirrored.
approx. size of the original cardboard piece: 280x98mm.
it doesn't look that scary in real life though, I used paint markers — black, silver and gold, but my scanner can barely catch the "sparkling" effect. I might take some photos of it later.
check how it looks tiled: www.flickr.com/photos/lordmx/4249341590/
Change and chance are constantly in flux, or something...
We're Here at least 3.14% of the time.
Tripod-mounted; remote trigger; lamp light only.
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We took a trip to the coast and Maizy loved standing half in/half out of the sliding glass door. When I sneaked outside to try and capture this candid moment I noticed the funny, random reflection. Unfortunately she noticed me and it was over.
Body Art is a fabulous moving art form that is dynamic and colourful. Watch what happens when the art comes alive on three talented dancers, Shanelle Lenhan, Maria Munkowits and Molly McDowall. The bodies are painted by body artists Jane Ellis, Amelia Hitchcock and Magdalena O'Connor. Working with Choreographer Zahra Killeen-Chance three moving artworks represent Auckland and its place in the Pacific. Combining dance and painting – this collision of art forms is a visual spectacular.
I participated in another randomizer art challenge in which I consult a randomizer app loaded full of elements of danger and intrigue and then create artwork utilizing 5 random elements. This time we got: Hornet, Dead, Petrified, Fire, and Temple. Normally, I’d explain my thought process in making my art but this time my instinct said to just let you work that out for yourselves.