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Art and Form - serloco - 08-28-2014
"And I’ll only feel smaller and smaller"
36x48x2” ink on cradled clayboard
2013
for “SPACE: The Gallery Show" at Gallery1988 West
(sold)
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Interior of London subway in the 1890s.
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❝ Words are to be taken seriously. I try to take seriously acts of language. Words set things in motion. I’ve seen them doing it. Words set up atmospheres, electrical fields, charges. I’ve felt them doing it. Words conjure. I try not to be careless about what I utter, write, sing. I’m careful about what I give voice to. ❞
- Toni Cade Bambara, (“What It Is I Think I’m Doing Anyhow” in The Writer on Her Work, p.163
"Alright, so, anyone who’s ever used the concept “literature” will have absorbed a theory of literature, a set of implicit assumptions—about what it is, what separates it from all other forms of writing, what’s meant by the terms “author” and “reader”, what interventions literature makes in the world, how it produces meaning, how it’s read, how it “should” be read, &c. Studying literary theory makes visible the ideological assumptions you’ve formed, and forces you to scrutinise them.
(Literature becomes twice as interesting when you grasp that it’s not a fixed and constant object of study—“literature” is an unstable, indefinite, contingent concept that is being endlessly negotiated and (re)constructed to accommodate new texts and forms of writing.)
Theory is strange and eclectic: it traverses linguistics, anthropology, sociology, art history, historiography, philosophy, political philosophy, science, aesthetics, &c. It’s the study of the many lenses through which we read literature—but they’re lenses which challenge or reframe or recolour not just the text but the world. Theory dismantles “common sense”. It unsettles and disrupts what you’ve taken for granted.(elucipher)
Art and Form - serloco - 08-28-2014
"Cuz as me the almost-man looks up into that town,
I can hear the 146 men who remain. I can hear every ruddy last one of them.
Their Noise washes down the hill like a flood let loose right at me,
like a fire,
like a monster the size of the sky cuz there’s nowhere to run."
-The Knife of Never Letting Go
Art and Form - serloco - 08-28-2014
❝ LADY MACBETH : Come, you spirits
That tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here,
And fill me from the crown to the toe top-full
Of direst cruelty.
Make thick my blood. ❞
- Shakespeare, Macbeth, Act I, Scene 5
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Elizaveta Porodina is a 24 year old photographer and student of psychology based in Munich. She was born in the snowy Moscow and went to Germany when she was 13.
Her GOLD PROJECT is a quasi-documentary photography about an alternative stardust civilization.
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❝ kiss me a little:
the air
darkens and is alive –
o live with me in the fewness of
these colours; ❞
- E.E. Cummings, from “XLVIII”
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OMOTE REAL TIME FACE TRACKING AND PROJECTION MAPPING Using incredibly precise light projectors, Nobumichi Asai has demonstrated how a person’s face can be digitally altered in real-time. The technique, called Projection Mapping, is relatively common these days, but until now it’s only really been used on static objects like buildings and shoes. - See more at:See mot here
Art and Form - serloco - 08-28-2014
serloco wrote:OMOTE REAL TIME FACE TRACKING AND PROJECTION MAPPINGUsing incredibly precise light projectors, Nobumichi Asai has demonstrated how a person’s face can be digitally altered in real-time. The technique, called Projection Mapping, is relatively common these days, but until now it’s only really been used on static objects like buildings and shoes. - See more at OMOTE
//www.youtube.com/embed/0T8qugAn5vs?featu ... detailpage
Art and Form - serloco - 08-28-2014
If the sun did not rise…
I would cover the city of night with lights
to gaze forever, star-drunk—Nadia Anjuman, from “Girlish Heart" (translated by Diana Arterian and Marina Omar)
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❝ For art to be unpolitical means only for it to ally itself with the ruling group. ❞- Bertolt Brecht
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Book Sculptures by Brian Dettmer
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Flowers and Watercolour on Paper by Limzy Wei
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❝ As we manipulate everyday words, we forget that they are fragments of ancient and eternal stories, that we are building our houses with broken pieces of sculptures and ruined statues of gods. ❞- Bruno Schulz
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Code: Select allAnthology of Nervous Spirits, 2014 | by Alpgiray Kelem
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THE UNSEENLauren Bowker of THE UNSEEN, an ink that changes color with the temperature of the air and the human body …
[color=rgba(170, 170, 170, 0.]T H E U N S E E N is an exploration house that blends biological and chemical matter into materials; focused on seeing the unseen by combining science with art, design and performance.[/color]
[color=rgba(170, 170, 170, 0.]Aptly based in the Vaults below Somerset House; T H E U N S E E N consists of varied talent, from anatomists, engineers, chemists and cutters all with one synced vision – that knowledge creates Magick. Lead by Material Alchemist Lauren Bowker, TheUnseen is a House and setting that is well informed, well educated, inventive and sensitive to both Technology and Design. We offer luxury that enhances the unseen.[/color]
http://seetheunseen.co.uk/