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EXPLORE! #267
"Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished,
but by what you should have accomplished with your ability."
-John Wooden
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Detail of the artwork Torsions Mobilo-Static, 1962 by Walter Leblanc (1932-1986).
At the exhibition 'Action Reaction. 100 Years of Kinetic Art' in Kunsthal Rotterdam NL. The Kunsthal presents an historical overview of kinetic art.
More kinetic art from this exhibition at:
Deep in the "Märchenwald" near Nonnewitz/Rügen, the Baltic winds have spent centuries conducting a slow-motion orchestra of growth. These beeches don't just grow; they reach and twist, creating a vertical labyrinth of silver bark and deep shadow.
For me, this forest is a visual representation of the layers in my music as Talvekoidik. There is a cold, rhythmic structure to these trees—a 'Winter Zen' that only reveals itself when you leave the path and stand still among the trunks.
When you look through these trees, do you feel a sense of peace or a touch of the eerie? I've always found that the best fairytale forests offer a bit of both.
"The sky was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel." It's funny that we still use that metaphor of television static, even though my kids, for example, have never seen a tube TV.
This photo isn't static, of course, it's actually cement. But it looks to me like something(s) on the inside of a tube TV trying to communicate.
Tarni, the static display by Queensland Railway Miniatures at the 2017 Brisbane Model Train Show.
The model depicts Queensland Government Railway practice from the 1930-1950.
Return to scene of the X-Wing on a gorgeously clear and warm night.
It takes a lot to beat laying on your back drinking in the magnitude and beauty of space. The only slightly disturbing thing is the amount that these things buzz !
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Multiple exposures with CWB