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Yin Xiuzhen, NordArt 2025

Installation (2024), Textil/Schuhe, 108 Teile, 10 x 10 x 10 m

"Contemplative Thinking" wurde 2018 als Sonderprojekt für das Kunstmuseum Yinchuan ins Leben gerufen. Die Künstlerin sammelte Hunderte von getragenen Schuhen aus der Region, die jeweils an einem langen Stoffbein befestigt sind

und eine dynamische Menschenmenge in unterschiedlichen Körperhaltungen bildeten. Die einzelnen, persönlichen Geschichten, die jeder Schuh erzählt, verbinden sich zu einer kollektiven Landschaft und spiegeln die Spannung zwischen

individueller Einsamkeit und Gruppenverhalten wider.

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Yin Xiuzhen, NordArt 2025

Installation (2024), textile/shoes, 108 parts, 10 x 10 x 10 m

"Contemplative Thinking" was created as a special project for Yinchuan Art Museum in 2018. The artist collected hundreds of worn shoes from local participants, each attached to a long fabric "leg", forming a dynamic crowd in varied postures. Each pair of shoes holds a personal story, which merges into a collective landscape, reflecting the tension between individual solitude and

conformity.

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Fuji X100F with its 23/2 lens at F11. Of course, the image is different from 'Thinking aloud 1'. Post-processing is also different. Comparing both images on purely aesthetically grounds, I feel that conventional B+W has produced the more interesting one (namely this one). What it means to me is that I will reserve infrared photography for special tasks with carefully selected or arranged circumstances.

Taken during early springtime at the Painted Hills, Oregon. The eastern flank of the Ochocos rises in the background.

A few posts back I posted an image of the male Downy. This is an image of the female and she is smaller and lacks the nuchal patch of red that the male has !! Smaller but every bit as beautiful !

 

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Musée du Cinéma et de la Miniature - Lyon

*AGATA* [Maitreya] Rin kimono

Hair DOUX - Olivia Hairstyle

SKIN:leLAPEAU - Evo X - Valeria Skin

Lelutka Kaya

maitreya Lara

  

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Small Copper / Lycaena phlaeas

K Snaps. Bro even though you left us for quite a while, we're still thinking of you. Group hugs.

fallen soldiers

 

(Kreuzgang, Stiftskirche Öhringen)

Part3 THE END

PART2 I promise you .. I never let you down

 

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Model: Omar Moh

 

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The sparrow is sorry for the peacock at the burden of his tail.

Rabindranath Tagore

Nolan House

Bostwick, GA

Morgan County

The bald eagle is a bird of prey found in North America. A sea eagle, it has two known subspecies and forms a species pair with the white-tailed eagle, which occupies the same niche as the bald eagle in the Palearctic. Wikipedia

Wingspan: 5.9 – 7.5 ft.

 

What is so special about the bald eagle?

10 Amazing Facts About Bald Eagles – Chirp Nature Center

#1: They're One of the World's Largest Raptors

 

Their wingspan can reach up to 7.5 feet. (For comparison: an osprey's wingspan reaches up to 6 feet, and a red-tailed hawk's up to 4.8 feet). This expansive wingspan is ideal for soaring, keeping Bald Eagles aloft for longer periods without flapping their wings.

 

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Now that winter is almost here ... I'm thinking of summer. After all winter is my least favorite season! :-)

 

Captured at the famous and popular Cannon Beach in the state of Oregon.

 

Oh and on this particular day it was 108 degrees inland. I think half of the city of Portland ended up coming to the beach that day. :-)

 

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