,time for magic

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:this is like part of a dream, places we’ve been somewhere, lovely 😉

Carlie Troslair

Perceiving Sensibility

2010

Fabric and wallpaper

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.not anymore, [perfect]

.since always I was thinking that this is a good idea. Lace fence from Demakersva. just amazing! :))

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:flashes. ..like frames from ur life; naturally visual ~

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:finally I'll write more about my favorite chef-d'œuvre!

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:I first time saw this art work more then one year ago. I was d same as today when I actually find more then one beautiful photo from this master artist. we’ll see d layered landscapes series by artist Nobuhiro Nakanishi.

I can write a lot about this artist but I’m pretty sure that very soon I’ll show some other pieces from him. he just deserves whole observation of his wok. Today as d first working day in d first [non]working week of d New Year I think is fair enough to give d pleasure to our eyes to enjoy in this perfection of visual beauty.

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:from trendland we read:
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The theme of Japaneses artist Nobuhiro Nakanishi work is “the physical that permeates into the art piece.” Laser print mounted with plexiglass acrylic and layered in a way that it all come up as some intriguing sculpture installations. ” In a foggy landscape, we no longer see what we are usually able to see – the distance to the traffic light, the silhouette of the trees, the slope of the ground. Silhouettes, distance and horizontal sense all become vague. When we perceive this vagueness, the water inside the retina and skin dissolve outwardly toward the infinite space of the body surface.

The landscape continues to flow, withholding us from grasping anything solid. By capturing spatial change and the infinite flow of time, I strive to produce art that creates movement between the artwork itself and the viewer’s experience of the artwork.

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.this is d art that takes ur breath away, shocks u in ever way. .. when I first saw this project, still not popular between d network I knew that this is one chef-d’œuvre, genial artist, happy we still have what to present and to be timeless. ..

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:terra incognita for someone, for me just natural discovery

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.what else I wanted to write about today on my blog, as first day in d new year is this artist that I saw last year few times in my stream. I only saw before one piece from him, installation that was 3dimensional mirror of d realism nowadays [second from down].

:this post is about Gregory Euclide and his art works. It is possible you’ve never heard of Gregory Euclide. However, it is near impossible to believe you didn’t catch the cover of Bon Iver’s Calgary. The artist also held a solo exhibition at Denver’s David B. Smith and is currently part of groups shows at the Toledo Museum of Art and Hunterdon Art Museum.

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:He is one of d most influential artist for 2011, lot of his master pieces will be part of d new contemporary history of art. He is pretty surreal in a moments, very unique and d art that he produce is thinkery indeed.

..Gregory Euclide’s work which, at a glance, looks like an elegant spill of paint but on closer inspection reveals a carefully executed diorama. Euclide’s inspiration is drawn from the land, but that is not to say he paints landscapes. “I know that I am simply using the landscape to reach something more complicated,” he says.

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[from wikipedia]

:Gregory Euclide (born 1974) is an American contemporary artist and teacher who currently lives and works outside of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Born in Cedarburg, Wisconsin, and raised there before moving to Minnesota, his life was permeated with the outdoors, and created an interest in and connection to the environment that lasts to this day.

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!most of d photos for this post are from his personal page ~

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:what I really like in d work of this artist is that he have his own style that is pretty magical, when u look into his works is like a natural journey, u go deep into those macro worlds that he creates just to quide Us as viewers into his imagination, into his sense of storytelling. ..

p.s. check his blog also ;)

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:Aelta Andre, colorful universe in d ‘innocent eye’ of a kid

:have u seen this miracle? I do d same activities with d kids & d teenagers that are participants on my workshops, but this parents are awesome. they realize d colorful dream that this girl creates and support Aelta Andre in her painting.

She have amazing visions and rarely professional approach that helped her to have exhibitions in d most prestige galleries. She starts with 1-2 and never stop with d will for exploring trough d colors. d creativity that she presents is bit naive in a way but very soft and subtle in other side. d strong connection that she build with d art is amazing start of her life in general.

for my point this is more then motivation for d young parents also for all of Us who are in some way part of d education process that d youngsters have. if we give all d freedom to this future generations all that we can receive is pure beauty. free love flying trough d colors on d canvases, this little hands produce magic.

she creates her own cosmos, metamorphoses trough d smell of d colors in d atelier. should we make d clothes full with colors today again? yes, d new universes are ready to come. positive vibration, bless & bliss for this girls & for all of them out there creative & inspiring youngsters as she.

This is a 13 minute film highlighting the abstract child painter, Aelta Andre, at work in her studio.