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loads of work and not keeping on top of everything... blogging is being neglected but at least I am happy!!
there is more of this series on the blog here:
Hi everybody *___*
Sometimes it’s hard to find promptly the right idea don’t you think so? XD
This crazy idea came in to my mind yesterday.
I made Kate’s dress only with paper^^ so it was really funny to get the dress in the right shape ^^
Hope you like it ^^
- Etching Dry Point 11x14
11 3/4" x 8 3/4" = image size.
14 1/2" x 11" = paper size.
All archival materials. Backing and clear plastic sleeve.
IP 209
1 - something that represents a pastime
2 - something that represents your work
3 - cross processing
Just a took a photo in the morning of my work area on X Mas Eve. 7:30 A.M.!!! :P ya i have a dirty work area... but i get the job done so its all good in the hood. ^__- kekeke.
This is where I spend most of my time aside from university. Now that I'm done with uni... I'll be here much much much more...
VIENNA BIENNALE 2017
MAK Austrian Museum for Applied Arts / Contempory Art
Robots.work.our Future
HYLOZOIC GROVE / Philip Beesley
Artistes : Arnaud Katset et 2flui
Festival Caps Attack, organisé les 30 septembre et 1er octobre 2017, pour célébrer les 10 ans de l'association Art Osons.
Zone artisanale Francis Combe à Cergy (95)
Autres photos Street Art ici / other photos here : www.flickr.com/photos/140051458@N06/albums/72157666007720822
#873
You will get a picture of the whole doll tomorrow .. I have to do my homework tonight OTL sorry...
But, well, this is / will be Mei ...
Work during daytime and lots of other things to do during the weekends don't always leave a lot of space for making photos.
Fortunately, now that the days are getting longer, it has become possible again to spend some time along the tracks after work.
I'm still behind with processing my photos, but I have arrived on June 10th last year. That day was very nice, so I enjoyed a couple of hours making photos. Taking time for nothing but waiting can be so relaxing!
And getting a freight train in some beautiful light makes it all that more rewarding.
ATBE 186 233 (B 2841), Waasmunster 10.6.2015
Madrid, Spain
CONVERSACIONES EN SILENCIO SERIE
TALKING IN SILENCE SERIES
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The brick factory work is seasonal and the employment is contractual, utterly insecure and wage is piece-rated. Though man & woman workers comprise about one-half of the total workforce in every factory, they hail from the families that survive by working as labourer in every conceivable sense; they are from lower caste and class.
Artists Statement:
This painting captures a fleeting moment in early winter, where the landscape is transformed by the low, golden light that bathes the scene. The curving river bank, gently blanketed in snow, is outlined on the one side by trees whose tops glow with the warm hues of the rising sun. Painted in a high-key fashion, the work employs soft, coarse horizontal strokes for the water and a smoothness to evoke the feel of the flat white snowy fields, while the water—rich in greys, reds, and pale purples—reflects the cold light and the dark reflections of the trees, creating an interplay of warmth and chill.
The overall composition is designed to feel ephemeral, as the edges of the scene gradually fade into the surrounding whiteness of the snow, giving the viewer a sense of both the vastness and quiet intimacy of winter. The trees, though delicate in their soft brushwork, stand resilient against the cold, their glowing tops providing a gentle contrast to the more muted colours of the water and the snow.
In this piece, I sought to explore the subtle beauty of winter’s transitional moments, where the harshness of the season meets the fragile warmth of light. The interplay of colour and light, combined with the fading edges, speaks to the transient nature of time—how moments of clarity are often fleeting, but nonetheless beautiful in their impermanence.