Thursday 12 December 2013

all the same











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  1. mythopolis13 December 2013 at 00:49

    I love how overall it has this very linear and minimalist quality, and yet, the wildness creeping in from the side, and the streaks down the wall tell a larger story. The things of man seem so reductionist and angular, but nature is wiggly and free-flowing.

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    1. Roxana18 December 2013 at 19:30

      yes, a larger story, also when one considers that these are the communist blocks we live in, where everything is the same size, same colours etc. they continue to fascinate me, through their history and shapes, i have many series featuring these blocks in my neighborhood.

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  2. pensum13 December 2013 at 03:08

    geometric a!

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  3. Miriam14 December 2013 at 12:25

    si totusi nu chiar "the same":) imi amintesc,privind acel fir rosu care le leaga,de niste tablouri ale fridei,nu ca stil,evident,insa si ea are acele banderole rosii,plecand de la inima...
    minunata supletea structurii,a culorii:)

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    1. Roxana22 December 2013 at 14:53

      cred ca este cel mai frumos omagiu, menit sa stearga tristetea acestor blocuri, da, banderolele rosii ale inimii, pe care nimic nu le poate infrange...

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  4. LE CHEMIN DES GRANDS JARDINS15 December 2013 at 21:46

    Toutes les fenêtres ont une histoire. Elles sont un regard sur le monde. Elles gardent une part de mystère et les photographier c'est avoir compris tout cela.
    En dehors de ce mystère, le graphisme de cette photo est très intéressant.
    Amitiés.

    Roger

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    1. Roxana22 December 2013 at 14:55

      merci Roger, pour tes mots, tu as tout a fait raison. une belle meditation sur ce "regard sur le mond" ici:

      http://towardsafuturetome.blogspot.ro/2013/12/a-man-sits-and-watches-world.html

      peut-etre que cela t'interessera.

      amities.

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  5. Prospero16 December 2013 at 22:46

    All the same. You don't like sameness? Albert Einstein always wore the same suit (actually he had identical suits: this little gambit, which sports little relativistic merit, was adopted for hygienic purposes), and is probably an urban legend, as sartorial foibles are rarely taken seriously and are typically thin on the veracity front.

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    1. Roxana22 December 2013 at 14:59

      well sometimes i do - but it can be a little scary too, no? i think mary shelley knows a lot of legends about doppelgaenger, she might have even met one in the fighting ring, though most biographies tend to omit that incident :-P

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