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I'd also like to share my Time-Lapse of plant growth that I made for my thesis exhibition. In order to allow the viewers to observe t...
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Jae Rhim Lee video here more info here Here's a powerful provocation from artist Jae Rhim Lee. Can we commit our bodies to a c...
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Lawrence Weschler discussing "Art & Science as Parallel and Divergent Ways of Knowing." Weschler also offered this lecture...
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Zero Waste and Circular Economy Forum February 1, 2020 Please join us for this free, open to the public workshop – Zero Waste and Circ...
Kircher's drawings are very detailed and remind me of 18th century scientific illustrations. They are all also visually consistent which is something I want to be prominent in project 3 for me.
ReplyDeleteI was scrolling through these images and text and was kind of blown away at how all of this was completed by Kirchner... I mean, it must have taken several years, if not almost a whole life time to produce such detailed work. The animals, maps, landscapes and building structures all had a similar look to them with their shading and his usage of lines. Artists like this make me wish I could naturally draw well to produce work, but it is always inspirational to see what someone is able to freehand and design in order to generate a narrative.
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