Showing posts with label 19. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 19. Show all posts
19. Did you ever see a thing/object in distant past, but never again? The type of thing of which you only have a fading memory so fleeting that sometimes you question yourself if it was a real thing in first place or just a figment of your imagination?
Shadow of the Real
Ephemeral glimpses and experiences, the shuffling of life pages, absence of form
Is it all real, or bygone? The fear of being, separated, defaced, tattered and torn
It was the center of the universe in an ontological rather geographical form
Politics of space and its crossings, if they were ever real or Surreal?
Delineated and traversed, the feelings and memories they evoke
My house is not just my home, it’s a structure of unfeeling crumbling walls
Did it really exist in subtle sense of troubling strangeness or is an extension of my body is space?
(Rabiya Asim)
Shadow of the Real
Ephemeral glimpses and experiences, the shuffling of life pages, absence of form
Is it all real, or bygone? The fear of being, separated, defaced, tattered and torn
It was the center of the universe in an ontological rather geographical form
Politics of space and its crossings, if they were ever real or Surreal?
Delineated and traversed, the feelings and memories they evoke
My house is not just my home, it’s a structure of unfeeling crumbling walls
Did it really exist in subtle sense of troubling strangeness or is an extension of my body is space?
(Rabiya Asim)
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Aida Ali |
I feel a certain amount of pressure and conscious stiffness that my body develops around this object. Even when this isn’t plugged in, I am reluctant in holding it freely. This is based on conditioning and experiences revolving around the object. The impact of conditioning is long lasting on the interactions we have with objects.
Hae Won Sohn |
I have “trypophobia”, which is a fear of looking at closely packed dots, holes or bumps. It is not a term which is scientifically proven or recognized, however I know I am not the only one who has instant reaction when looking at such things. This photo is an example to show that my trypo- phobia does not apply to everything. The tapiocas in bubble tea is also an example of me conquering trypophobia.
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Barbara Bauer |
The power of a chain saw is directly in relation with the succession of little sharp metal objects which will cut the surface of wood. These esthetic forms taken on their own, cannot create the danger that is related to the machine. Only the quantity of similar forms and the acceleration when switched on, create this powerful and perilous object.
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