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Johnny Buddhas (2022) ±35 minutes, mixed footage
Were suddenly randomly generated in a way that Ay was confronted with my past which ay cannot change and lament of those I ve lost to the games in higher places, how strange that this shappened. am thank full for this lesson for the A I teaching me my past by showing m eth pictures ay needed to see needed to see those pictures to make sure it won't happen again those being ripped away from me in the past
I must strengthen myself!!!!
![Milla dL - Pigeon Tower Shift (2022) Raw clay, kobalt blue pigment. Modular size | [@m1774d7]     Milla dL concerns herself with the question of the soul of the earth: how it blossoms through the segmentation of structures, repeating endlessly through different materials, in their growth and decay. Furthermore, the philosophical journey to understand why humans desire conquerence over 'nature': our greatest hubris.    Pictured are modules that make up the work 'Pigeon Tower Shift' wherein raw clay cylinders stacked upon each other as a puzzle that highlights to Milla dL, the limits to growth of constant practise: no matter how high you try to stack the odds, the risk of collapse increases with each level.](/storage/media/archive36/schermafbeelding-2022-10-03-om-14-05-59.png)
Milla dL - Pigeon Tower Shift (2022) Raw clay, kobalt blue pigment. Modular size |
[@m1774d7]
Milla dL concerns herself with the question of the soul of the earth: how it blossoms through the segmentation of structures, repeating endlessly through different materials, in their growth and decay. Furthermore, the philosophical journey to understand why humans desire conquerence over 'nature': our greatest hubris.
Pictured are modules that make up the work 'Pigeon Tower Shift' wherein raw clay cylinders stacked upon each other as a puzzle that highlights to Milla dL, the limits to growth of constant practise: no matter how high you try to stack the odds, the risk of collapse increases with each level.
![‘Who’s not getting with the program’ (2020) 75 x 110 cm By Arno Lentmeeters [@arnodekleyne]   'Who's not getting with the program?' (c)2020, 75 X 115cm A tale of how and why today's society became so strange, so divided...  Who? Well, certainly not Stu. Stu has done his duty, policing his peers, and informing them that there are certain rules to abide by. Because Stu wants to make sure everybody knows he's a good boy.  But his peers don't think he's a good boy. They think he is a rat, a pigeon, a rabbit, and a traitor. And Stu does not understand, he only wanted to do the right thing, and help his peers by pointing them in the right direction.  But his peers didn't want his help. They want him to mind his own business. Now Stu receives death threats. His peers want to eat him alive. Not to worry, though, rabbit stew is awesome. Signs of these times, I'm afraid…](/storage/media/archive36/schermafbeelding-2022-10-03-om-14-03-37.png)
‘Who’s not getting with the program’ (2020) 75 x 110 cm By Arno Lentmeeters [@arnodekleyne]
'Who's not getting with the program?' (c)2020, 75 X 115cm A tale of how and why today's society became so strange, so divided... Who? Well, certainly not Stu. Stu has done his duty, policing his peers, and informing them that there are certain rules to abide by. Because Stu wants to make sure everybody knows he's a good boy. But his peers don't think he's a good boy. They think he is a rat, a pigeon, a rabbit, and a traitor. And Stu does not understand, he only wanted to do the right thing, and help his peers by pointing them in the right direction. But his peers didn't want his help. They want him to mind his own business. Now Stu receives death threats. His peers want to eat him alive. Not to worry, though, rabbit stew is awesome. Signs of these times, I'm afraid…
![Untitled (2020) Mixed materials ± 80 x 80 x 50 | Lost and found items are the recurring theme in Jeroen Jaenen's [@jeroenjaenen] oeuvre.   "Each separate part must be able to manifest itself clearly in relation to the other. In most cases I make a synthesis of; a) an object that is a product of mass culture and b) an Object, in which the material is withdrawn from its original context and thereby loses its form and meaning. Visually they seem to have a relation with each other, but nothing of substance. The objects come to me during cycling and walking trips in my immediate surroundings. Usually, it is artificial objects or materials that find me. Often affected (by humans and/or nature) such as debris, rubble, or forgotten objects. It is important to me that over time certain elements come together smoothly and spontaneously. That to me is a sign that they are meant for each other."](/storage/media/archive36/schermafbeelding-2022-10-03-om-14-03-22.png)
Untitled (2020) Mixed materials ± 80 x 80 x 50 |
Lost and found items are the recurring theme in Jeroen Jaenen's [@jeroenjaenen] oeuvre.
"Each separate part must be able to manifest itself clearly in relation to the other. In most cases I make a synthesis of; a) an object that is a product of mass culture and b) an Object, in which the material is withdrawn from its original context and thereby loses its form and meaning. Visually they seem to have a relation with each other, but nothing of substance. The objects come to me during cycling and walking trips in my immediate surroundings. Usually, it is artificial objects or materials that find me. Often affected (by humans and/or nature) such as debris, rubble, or forgotten objects. It is important to me that over time certain elements come together smoothly and spontaneously. That to me is a sign that they are meant for each other."
![De vlag dekt de lading niet. (The Flag Does Not Cover The Load) Jaar: 2022 Formaat/lengte/materiaal: +/- 150x75 cm. Ook wel 1,5 kleed (zie tekst). Verschillende formaten, stoffen en naaigaren. By Roy Vastenburg [@royvast]   A flag is an abstract two-dimensional representation of colors, planes, or symbols, often in a rectangular shape. A flag is usually made of textiles. In this case, a thin, light fabric is used so that the flag can flutter in the wind. A flag is secured to a flagpole attached to a flagpole.   These flags are identifiers; what they're identifying is often unclear. We do know that if you can conquer the flag you have won. What you have won is often unclear. The flags can also serve as a signal that is often unclear. The waving etiquette associated with the flag differentiates per country or culture; this waving etiquette is often unclear.   In the Netherlands, the size of a flag is traditionally indicated in "kleden" which means rugs. A rug is 50 centimeters and the flag is measured along what they call "broeken", which means something like trousers. A six-rug flag is therefore 3 meters measured along the "broeken" and, depending on the flag ratio, approximately 4.5 meters long.](/storage/media/archive36/schermafbeelding-2022-10-03-om-14-03-00.png)
De vlag dekt de lading niet. (The Flag Does Not Cover The Load) Jaar: 2022 Formaat/lengte/materiaal: +/- 150x75 cm. Ook wel 1,5 kleed (zie tekst). Verschillende formaten, stoffen en naaigaren.
By Roy Vastenburg [@royvast]
A flag is an abstract two-dimensional representation of colors, planes, or symbols, often in a rectangular shape. A flag is usually made of textiles. In this case, a thin, light fabric is used so that the flag can flutter in the wind. A flag is secured to a flagpole attached to a flagpole.
These flags are identifiers; what they're identifying is often unclear. We do know that if you can conquer the flag you have won. What you have won is often unclear. The flags can also serve as a signal that is often unclear. The waving etiquette associated with the flag differentiates per country or culture; this waving etiquette is often unclear.
In the Netherlands, the size of a flag is traditionally indicated in "kleden" which means rugs. A rug is 50 centimeters and the flag is measured along what they call "broeken", which means something like trousers. A six-rug flag is therefore 3 meters measured along the "broeken" and, depending on the flag ratio, approximately 4.5 meters long.
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John Weilacher
Johnny Buddhas (2022) ±35 minutes, mixed footage
Were suddenly randomly generated in a way that Ay was confronted with my past which ay cannot change and lament of those I ve lost to the games in higher places, how strange that this shappened. am thank full for this lesson for the A I teaching me my past by showing m eth pictures ay needed to see needed to see those pictures to make sure it won't happen again those being ripped away from me in the past
I must strengthen myself!!!!
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Milla dL - Pigeon Tower Shift (2022) Raw clay, kobalt blue pigment. Modular size |
[@m1774d7]
Milla dL concerns herself with the question of the soul of the earth: how it blossoms through the segmentation of structures, repeating endlessly through different materials, in their growth and decay. Furthermore, the philosophical journey to understand why humans desire conquerence over 'nature': our greatest hubris.
Pictured are modules that make up the work 'Pigeon Tower Shift' wherein raw clay cylinders stacked upon each other as a puzzle that highlights to Milla dL, the limits to growth of constant practise: no matter how high you try to stack the odds, the risk of collapse increases with each level.
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‘Who’s not getting with the program’ (2020) 75 x 110 cm By Arno Lentmeeters [@arnodekleyne]
'Who's not getting with the program?' (c)2020, 75 X 115cm A tale of how and why today's society became so strange, so divided... Who? Well, certainly not Stu. Stu has done his duty, policing his peers, and informing them that there are certain rules to abide by. Because Stu wants to make sure everybody knows he's a good boy. But his peers don't think he's a good boy. They think he is a rat, a pigeon, a rabbit, and a traitor. And Stu does not understand, he only wanted to do the right thing, and help his peers by pointing them in the right direction. But his peers didn't want his help. They want him to mind his own business. Now Stu receives death threats. His peers want to eat him alive. Not to worry, though, rabbit stew is awesome. Signs of these times, I'm afraid…
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Untitled (2020) Mixed materials ± 80 x 80 x 50 |
Lost and found items are the recurring theme in Jeroen Jaenen's [@jeroenjaenen] oeuvre.
"Each separate part must be able to manifest itself clearly in relation to the other. In most cases I make a synthesis of; a) an object that is a product of mass culture and b) an Object, in which the material is withdrawn from its original context and thereby loses its form and meaning. Visually they seem to have a relation with each other, but nothing of substance. The objects come to me during cycling and walking trips in my immediate surroundings. Usually, it is artificial objects or materials that find me. Often affected (by humans and/or nature) such as debris, rubble, or forgotten objects. It is important to me that over time certain elements come together smoothly and spontaneously. That to me is a sign that they are meant for each other."
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De vlag dekt de lading niet. (The Flag Does Not Cover The Load) Jaar: 2022 Formaat/lengte/materiaal: +/- 150x75 cm. Ook wel 1,5 kleed (zie tekst). Verschillende formaten, stoffen en naaigaren.
By Roy Vastenburg [@royvast]
A flag is an abstract two-dimensional representation of colors, planes, or symbols, often in a rectangular shape. A flag is usually made of textiles. In this case, a thin, light fabric is used so that the flag can flutter in the wind. A flag is secured to a flagpole attached to a flagpole.
These flags are identifiers; what they're identifying is often unclear. We do know that if you can conquer the flag you have won. What you have won is often unclear. The flags can also serve as a signal that is often unclear. The waving etiquette associated with the flag differentiates per country or culture; this waving etiquette is often unclear.
In the Netherlands, the size of a flag is traditionally indicated in "kleden" which means rugs. A rug is 50 centimeters and the flag is measured along what they call "broeken", which means something like trousers. A six-rug flag is therefore 3 meters measured along the "broeken" and, depending on the flag ratio, approximately 4.5 meters long.
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