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Anima – slikarov san

Reblogged from Čarobna šuma:

Sanjao sam te davne 2005. san u kojem mi se pokazala moja tadašnja učiteljica slikanja Andrea Weiss Sadeh, gola i bijela kao snijeg, prstom mi pokazujući prema slici naslonjenoj na zid, na kojoj sam vidio samo obrise, a ne jasne linije. Rekla mi je “Boris, tako trebaš slikati, a ne pokušavati vjerno prenositi ono što vidiš”. U ruci je držala ubrus na kojem su se vidjele prve kapi krvi od mjesečnice. A sve se to zbivalo u jednoj sobi na katu, do koje nije bilo stepenica, jer su se urušile, pa sam …

Reflecting

3-D Drawings

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Amazing wire sculptures by self-taught artist, illustrator and designer Gavin WorthBy bending black wire into something of freestanding line drawings, he creates sculptures that engage the viewer by involving them in their subtle changes. When the light in the room shifts, so does the mood of the piece. A breeze might softly move an arm. His wire sculptures tell stories of simple human moments: a woman adjusting her hair, a face gazing from behind tightly wrapped arms, a mother gently cradling her baby. The honest, unguarded moments are the ones that he finds to be the most beautiful.

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RaR

Beetle-Vase

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These beetle-vases are made by the two German artists Beate Reinheimer and Ulrike Rehm, known under the name RaR - established in 2010. All of these porcelain beetles are each coloured and glazed with a different effect and are actually wall-mounted vases that measure between 29 and 37 cm in length. The collection is made for Thomas Eycka dutch publisher and distributer of exclusive contemporary design products.

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Labyrinth Gate of the Universe

[ exhibition / installation / labyrinth : mystical numbers / gate of the universe ]

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How we built a labyrinth of salt that was part of the setup of Boris Pecigoš’ exhibition / installation to celebrate the Winter Solstice and the Natural New Year. How it looked the first night, and how the second night. See photos of construction of this interesting labyrinth called “Gate of the Universe” and the unusual presentation of paintings from the cycle “The Mystical Numbers”.

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