Tuesday, November 25, 2008
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regardless of ethnicity, culture, geographical location, political or religious beliefs, profession, body-type, gender, social or economic status… I'M HUMAN. YOU'RE HUMAN. WE'RE ALL HUMAN. IT IS A SHARED EXPERIENCE.
this week: how many times have you stopped yourself from doing something you wanted to do out of fear?
this week: how many times have you stopped yourself from doing what you wanted to do because of someone else?
which do you fear most within yourself?
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- some design-y things i enjoy as of late:
- photography/perception/uta barth
- photograph i took in a parking lot in italy:
- you voted and we listened
- progress report
- unitentional experiment no. 2
- miranda july - dang and yes.
- This is in Response to Paris' Time Travel Post
- time travel is possible
- communal experience experiment no. 1 - dance party
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2 comments:
thanks for posting these, they were fun to look at. i especially liked the tiny people!
yeah! i love the perspective that one gives. i think human brains have difficulty truly understanding sizes very great or small. we are used to being tiny compared to a skyscraper, but not our living room furniture - imagining my perspective at that tiny size helps me grasp my normal sized self's relationship to something even bigger.
and thanks for sharing uta barth with me! i really like her thoughts about perspective and how/why she ensures a person is not the implied subject matter of her work. as i write the stories for this project (my first real stab at writing stories at all...), it's great to pull from her thoughts about how a character can be known and understood visually without ever seeing or hearing the actual person.
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