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I'm so tired but I can't sleep
Standin' on the edge of something much too deep
It's funny how we feel so much but we cannot say a word
We are screaming inside, but we can't be heard
(("I Will Remember You" by Sarah McLachlan))
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“Segregation is that which is forced upon an inferior by a superior. Separation is done voluntarily by two equals.” - Malcolm X
Macro Monday project – 11/24/14
"Oil and/or Water"
"Your absence has gone through me
Like thread through a needle
Everything I do is stitched with its color."
~W.S. Merwin
A fence near the Brooklyn Bridge ...
Brome is a small German town near what was the border of East Germany. Here you can still see visible scars of when the country was divided.
Waiana'e, Oahu, Hawaii
You can clearly see the foliage separation of healthy and dry areas.
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Steinhof, Vienna's best known funny farm (I don't care about PC renaming to "Klinik Penzing")
674J+Q5 Vienna
It is quite fun to pass the time dripping water into a pan and seeing what comes out. I found a piece of gradient paper at the crafts store, and shot the flash into it, the colors that came out I think are pretty wild. The colors are straight out of the camera, no processing involved.
Your absence has gone through me
Like thread through a needle.
Everything I do is stitched with its color.
W.S. Merwin
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Separation Beauty is a photo by David Hofmann on Unsplash but post-processed as a Fine Art photo by me using Photoshop and Lightroom. Please let me know what you think.
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Comment traduire l’exil dans l’art ? Et si c’est l’artiste lui-même, elle-même, qui vit l’exil ? Comment s’en servir pour raconter la séparation avec la terre natale, les causes du départ, les traversées ? Comment continuer à créer lorsque l’on est poussé dehors ?
L’exposition Mères d’exil - regards d’artistes multiplie les regards posés sur l’exil, grâce aux œuvres de trente artistes l’ayant vécu ou travaillant sur cette thématique.
L’asbl MNEMA (Du grec ancien mnêmê signifiant mémoire), gestionnaire de La Cité Miroir, a sélectionné les œuvres en étroite collaboration avec L’atelier des artistes en exil, structure d’accueil pour des artistes confirmés qui ont du quitter leur pays. Des œuvres d’artistes de renommée internationale et d’artistes liégeois viennent étoffer cette exposition multimedium (installations, BD, peintures, vidéos, sculptures, créations textiles, photographies...).
L’exposition réunit 30 artistes (dont un collectif) - 15 nationalités.
How to translate exile into art? And if it is the artist herself, herself, who experiences exile? How to use it to tell the separation with the native land, the causes of the departure, the crossings? How do you continue to create when you are pushed outside?
The exhibition Mothers of Exile - Artists' Views multiplies the views on exile, thanks to the works of thirty artists who have experienced it or are working on this theme.
The non-profit organization MNEMA (From the ancient Greek mnêmê meaning memory), manager of La Cité Miroir, selected the works in close collaboration with L’atelier des artistes en exil, a reception structure for established artists who have had to leave their country. Works by internationally renowned artists and artists from Liège enrich this multi-medium exhibition (installations, comics, paintings, videos, sculptures, textile creations, photographs, etc.).
The exhibition brings together 30 artists (including a collective) - 15 nationalities.