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“Once, Picasso was asked what his paintings meant. He said, “Do you ever know what the birds are singing? You don’t. But you listen to them anyway.” So, sometimes with art, it is important just to look.” - Marina Abramović
Thanking Pachamama.
A Nightwalk ©Philomena Famulok
Soy aquel que te observa cuando no me ves.
Aquel que te toca cuando estás distraída.
Aquel que hurta, engaña, se escurre y se escapa.
Soy el que te vigila de noche y de día.
Soy el misterio que te acorrala.
La duda que te embriaga.
El fantasma que no fallece.
Entre la noche y el día me escondo.
Me escondo en las calles.
Entre los árboles, las esquinas,los autos y las ventanas.
Y tu nunca viajas sin mi, pero tampoco viajas conmigo.
http://aclimatarnos.blogspot.pe/2016/08/soy-la-amenaza-permanente.html
Hannes Kater – Daily Drawing | Tageszeichnung
– July 14, 2016. Lightproof Document Ink, fourth version (July 07, 2016)
–– on Zanders Bankpost, 110
Presents —
Love physics
Morning After —
Wasted elegantly…
In the aftermath of the Chernobyl and Fukushima nuclear disasters, millions were displaced, and once bustling communities became husks of their past selves. While the emptiness of these places is plain to see, radiation, the reason why so many choose not to return to areas declared safe by authorities, is invisible.
In areas of Russia and Japan that have been decontaminated by the government, allowing for people to move back, life has tried to continue but evidence of radiation remains.
Greg McNevin, a photographer working with the environmental group Greenpeace, set out to visualize the radiation that persists in many of these areas. The resulting project juxtaposes radiation data onto long exposure photographs from the affected regions.
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