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My first day of gratitude is dedicated to our ability to express ourselves, and to enjoy the expression of others. Everything that i love and live for is a result of self expression; music, literature, dance, drama and art. Today i give thanks for my ability to express myself, my feelings and my ideas, expecially through photography. Without this ability i think our world would be a very dull place!
- Thank you for self expression -
I love my dreads and dreadfully to some, my very own hair gives others insight into a world of wig culture and couture, for those that lack vision....here it is, you can still have your very own dreads (art incarnate) and still be a working actress. So here are the many faces of At@ri Harikari... the evolution started long ago, now its just plain Atari Harikari Revolution...
asymmetric
pseudo poncho
tunica dress top
hard to top
radical kamikaze knitting
sensitive Dada knitting
intuitive guerilla knitting
whimsical nonsense knitting
a supermodel´s nightmare
due to
infinite wearing options
a tribute to divas
who are not afraid
to self- express
On this day my dear friend Erica asked me to take a mould of her left breast before the mastectomy. After a first failed attempt we managed to take a cast of it. Another step in her journey that is breast cancer...... If you have been touched by cancer, or by the strength that Ericas story shows please donate to www.mcgrathfoundation.com or www.nbcf.org.au/
You will never know whose sister, mother, friend you will be helping....one day it may be yours!
One of the many transient pieces of art which adorn the walls of Leeside Skatepark in Vancouver, BC Canada. This park is named and dedicated to Lee Matasi December 27, 1981 - December 3, 2005
A tribute website to Lee can be found here
For more photos or to follow my journey to go from Rookie to Pro photographer visit Rookie Photo
My back yard has a shed in it, made out of what I've referred to as "particle board on steriods." It was unfinished, and needed to be painted before winter rains. I decided to paint it primarily using flat exterior latex paint hat I found at mis-mixed/dump stock bins at paint stores. The west side and the southwest part are in a color that is called "gobi desert" that I had no idea of what it might be. As I painted the west side, I realized that the paint is very nearly the same color as my house. Wow. Neat. So I used it to paint the stucco patches around my newly-installed side door.
For the two sides visible from my yard, I mixed the neutrals that I bought, with blue and two greens that I had on hand. and freehanded sorta cabana stripes on the southeast, and random layered rectangles on the east. I had thought about doing a sort of Mondrian pattern, but discovered that I didn't have a lot of painter's tape, and what I had was narrow, so this was my unplanned back up plan.
I love my dreads and dreadfully to some, my very own hair gives others insight into a world of wig culture and couture, for those that lack vision....here it is, you can still have your very own dreads (art incarnate) and still be a working actress. So here are the many faces of At@ri Harikari... the evolution started long ago, now its just plain Atari Harikari Revolution...
Light House Cinema work in progress as photographed in March 2008 by David Cleary. Due to open 9 May 2008.
All of those photographs are available on request in high resolution suitable for print. Please contact info@lighthousecinema.ie.
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SLH #42-61. Don't let this very bare setting fool you, there was a lot of (ahem) interesting stuff in this batch. It just didn't make it to the end because that tub on the right (Self Expressions, #58) sucked up 33 of the 50 prims I leave out for these shots. Check out the box in the middle, though (House of the Axe, #60)... I'm in there. You can tell from the sperms floating around me from Neko Wonderland (#61). The sperms are great, one of the thumbs-up items in this set.