Archive for 'October,2012'
Faceless
Its hollow form. It cost me an indescribable effort to see a face from the inside, but I was much more afraid of that bare flayed head waiting there faceless. Our ability to empathize is greater [...]
For Life
From Wilfredo Lumagbas Jr. [...]
The Birth of Love
It was about my boy, meeting him that’s going to encourage me to do what I did best, with no qualms about it. Sometimes I looked around the situation, I wouldn’t believe what happened. Pretty much out [...]
Living Photographs
During World War I, English commercial photographer Arthur S. Mole(1889~1983) and his American colleague John D. Thomas became famous for a series of “living photographs“, in which tens of thousands of soldiers, reservists and other members of [...]
Sinigayan
Sinigayan is a convivial celebration of the Sagaynon heritage by the gentle, joyful and hardworking people of Sagay, Negros Occidental, Philippines. The word is derived from ‘sigay’, the name of a hardy, bright-shelled mollusk that abounds [...]
Tree’s Thinking
A tree say something about life: “What is life? Is life happens just when somebody else know about it? I mean, if nobody knows you’re there, you might as well not be there, or even be [...]
Fisherman
The Asia’s tallest mural above, 70m in height, was designed by German artist Hendrik Beikirch. It is located in Busan, the second largest city of South Korea. The mural depicts a fisherman from the 60’s, staring into [...]
Global Warning
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Metachaos
Alessandro Bavari was born in Italy, on April 1963. He was early attracted by artistic matters. His project Metachaos is a multidisciplinary audio-visual work, articulated in a short film, a set of photography and mix-technique paintings. The purpose of [...]
Dog
The bar for fine art photographs of dogs in goofy costumes was set quite high in the 70s and 80s by photographer William Wegman . 20% of the entire industry of the internet is spent sharing adorable [...]
Folk Craftsmen
Which movie genre's trailers are most indicative of the quality of the
Folk Craftsmen
Apple now has Rhapsody as an app, which is a great start, but it is cu
Interpretations
Ser "Wegs" WegwickAugust 23, 2012 at 7:20 amI think some of the mo
Elephant
We've arvierd at the end of the line and I have what I need!
Folk Craftsmen
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