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A kakemono (掛物, "hanging thing"), more commonly referred to as a kakejiku (掛軸, "hung scroll"), is a Japanese hanging scroll used to display and exhibit paintings and calligraphy inscriptions and designs mounted usually with silk fabric edges on a flexible backing, so that it can be rolled for storage.
Photo taken in Buke-Yashiki (Samurai's House) Japan.
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Meine erste Foto-Einzelausstellung präsentiert im Café Berio, Berlin
Vernissage 31. Juli 2018 | Finissage 22. September 2018
In meiner ersten Foto-Einzelausstellung zeigte ich meine Berliner Portraits und einige meiner Vogel-Fotografien; daher der Titel der Ausstellung. In meinem Fotoprojekt wollte ich einmal weg von den sonst bewusst gewählten Orten, an denen man ein Fotoshooting durchführt. Ein Studio oder eine ausgewählte Location haben für die Menschen meist etwas sehr Unpersönliches. Ich wollte dorthin, wo es am authentischsten ist; an die Orte, an denen die Protagonisten (überwiegend Künstler) zu Hause und in ihrem Element sind: auf der Bühne, hinter der Bühne und vor, während und nach einem Auftritt bzw. Event. Ich möchte dem Betrachter Bilder zeigen, die er nicht unbedingt während einer Veranstaltung wahrnimmt und Außenstehende gefangen nehmen, als hätten sie es live miterlebt.
Über 70 Arbeiten präsentierte ich in der Ausstellung; darunter Portraits von Romy Haag, Henry de Winter, Hanna Schygulla, Georgette Dee, Dieter Rita Scholl, Gloria Viagra, Ades Zabel, Frank Wilde, Gaby Tupper und vielen anderen.
Vögel leben auf allen Kontinenten. Sie sind flüchtige, scheue Tiere. Auf meinen Fotografien lassen sie aber eine unwahrscheinliche Nähe zu. Das eigentlich Fremde und in der Natur nicht Sichtbare habe ich in meinen Vogel-Portraits festgehalten.
Mein Motto: "Authentizität ist das Schlüsselwort, das hinter meiner Fotografie steht. Ich ziehe es vor, mehr die menschliche Note zu zeigen und weniger die Retusche."
Die meisten der Exponate sind in der queeren Community entstanden.
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My first solo photo exhibition presented at Café Berio, Berlin
Opening July 31, 2018 | Closing September 22, 2018
In my first solo photo exhibition, I showed my Berlin portraits and some of my bird photographs; hence the title of the exhibition. In my photo project, I wanted to get away from the usual deliberately chosen locations for a photo shoot. There is usually something very impersonal about a studio or a selected location for people. I wanted to go where it is most authentic; to the places where the protagonists (mostly artists) are at home and in their element: on stage, backstage and before, during and after a performance or event. I want to show the viewer images that they don't necessarily see during an event and capture outsiders as if they had witnessed it live.
I presented over 70 works in the exhibition, including portraits of Romy Haag, Henry de Winter, Hanna Schygulla, Georgette Dee, Dieter Rita Scholl, Gloria Viagra, Ades Zabel, Frank Wilde, Gaby Tupper and many others.
Birds live on every continent. They are elusive, shy animals. In my photographs, however, they allow an improbable closeness. I have captured what is actually alien and invisible in nature in my bird portraits.
My motto: "Authenticity is the keyword that lies behind my photography. I prefer to show more the human touch and less the retouch."
Most of the exhibits were created in the queer community.
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The Dead Sea Scrolls are on display at the Jordan Museum in Amman, Jordan. Scroll number 28a shown here was found in Cave Qumran 1 near the Dead Sea in the occupied West Bank between 1947 and 1956.
Or, more correctly, Skyrim figure ideas. I'll replay Morrowind and Oblivion this week, and then have a go at some characters from them.
Standing in front is an idea for a regular citizen. Yeah, you've seen him before. I figured that I may as well throw him in there, since he was supposed to be a Skyrim character in the first place.
Left to right, we have an idea for a Stormcloak soldier. I don't have that helmet in an appropriate color, but I will obviously change it when I do get one. The good thing about this combination, is that it doesn't matter whether you prefer yellow or flesh figures, as you can modify it simply enough for either.
Next is a cheap idea for fur armor. Part of the design process I suppose. The same can be said for my Greybeard figure. It was just a thought I had.
Next, we have a Necromancer. I think that torso suits them well, as in game, they have a glowing green logo on their robes, although it is in the shape of a skull.
Finally, we have a skeleton. I took a look at some reference pictures, and decided that that combination of skeleton parts is the best purist combination. It works perfectly for a Cyrodiil skeleton, but the Skyrim ones have glowing blue eyes. Close enough, I suppose.
Center scroll detail on our 1953 wrought iron porch railings after a much needed paint job.
Rustoleum Regal Red
For Connie and everyone else who liked the scroll, here it is unrolled. And a book I forgot to put in the castle!
My dad owns a violin shop so I get good opertunities to photograph the instruments. A full violin is about the most difficult thing to photograph tho, the heads are much easier! But you can still see the flare from the flash even then.
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Vitry-Sur-Seine Septembre 2015 Graffiti Scroll
Otam / Brok / Sinck / Takt /Nadib Bandi / Kalees / Sueb / Tacos / Fans / Lost / Vitryartderue
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