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  • [ 5df8b66f ] Pensamientos cuanticos en Psicoterapia Transpersonal" Era yo encontre asi viendo curiosamente si podiamos explicar esta parte de la conciencia de la luz desde lo transpersonal algo que se pudiera explicar desde algunas ciencias y encontre que se puede explicar desde las matematicas hay una teoria que se llama espacio vitonica de mikki y este sirve para explicar matematicamente la reduccion que pasa en esta parte de la luz en este espacio tiempo y entonces si matematicamente podemos explicar esta expansion de la luz en este espacio tiempo entonces de alguna otra manera podemos explicar la expansion de la conciencia bien para entrar en estos temas de teoria de la teoria de la relatividad y la mecanica cuantica primero tendriamos que empezar con algunos conceptos basicos aja para que entendieramos mas adelante lo que es la teoria de la relatividad y la mecanica y la fisica cuantica entonces La doble rendija.
  • [ d504f4d4 ] a new path through an old garden tramples sprouts
  • [ 71858fcb ] Barrio scene The art depicts the quiet drama of the countryside and the simple pursuits of its people, as represented by the presence of a cow as the subject of this work. The softer, more tentative medium of watercolor effectively renders the rustic atmosphere and the subtle luminosity of the details, such as the bright streak of sunlight striking the hanging laundry.
  • [ 11fd259b ] The Tree of life by Gustav Klimt
  • [ 59bab02d ] I was interested in the relationship between the telephone and the psychic world.
  • [ 013f8007 ] The photograph Seville was taken during Francos Civil War in Spain in an environment of partially destroyed, war-torn buildings. In this bleak theatre, Cartier-Bresson focuses on the joy and energy of children playing. He highlights the optimism of the human spirit as it transcends the pessimism of war. Cartier-Bresson is among the most important image makers, with dozens of great photographers looking back to his work for inspiration. His photographs have become icons of both great photography and 20th-century cultural history.
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  • [ adb9f12c ] Hazme una resena sobre la pintura Historia de cali de Hernando Tejada en 1954 la resena 1.Titulo de la resena. 2. Autor de la resena. 3. Referencia de la obra. 4. Ubicacion del autor y de la obra. 5. Compendio de la obra. 6. Juicio critico. Esta es la parte mas importante de la resena. Aqui el resenador expone su interpretacion de la obra respaldada con sus mejores argumentos. Este juicio critico pretende provocar en el lector una reaccion positiva o negativa frente a la obra resenada.
  • [ 44ee7b0c ] more augmented reality leads to a diffusion of the core motivations of human art
  • [ c4f277ae ] islam islamic ibn arabi philosophy liminal non linear time sufism barzakh field imagination
  • [ b86336a6 ] Describe "youth” by Ron Mueck, (2009).
  • [ d1783091 ] Murdering Airplane" is an excellent example of such a revolutionary art. The title is ironic. This "aircraft"half-machine, half-humanis missing its propeller. And its nose is bent at a self-destructive angle. And what is that transparent shield that hangs underneath it? Does it represent nothingness? A cultural vacuum? The transparency of a civilization that had utterly failed? The background is disturbingly vacant, with an empty field that stretches to the horizon. Above that, we see a featureless sky. And suspended in between, as if hanging from an invisible hook, is this hybrid machine.
  • [ b8261c87 ] Isabella Norwood is a contemporary artist who created a body of artwork centered around tattoos, permanence, and the relationship between individual identity and subculture. She explores the permanence of tattoos, as well as their cultural significance and relationship to more classical art forms, through acrylic painting, still life photography, drawing, and digital art forms. In several works, she uses tattoo ink as a medium, physically connecting her work to the process of tattooing. Isabella cites inspiration from her childhood, growing up around family with tattoos. She is interested in the tension between privacy and publicity that tattoos often carry, as well as their cultural significance in different contexts.
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  • [ 9e9045bf ] A daily function of a city-pop-dynamics... Waiting for the elevator with a bag of fresh oranges or tangerines...
  • [ 767c29bf ] Seattle Art Fair, presented by AIG, returns to the Lumen Field Event Center this July 21–24 for the fair's celebrated weekend, bringing 85 top local, national, and international galleries together with the region's strong collector base. Seattle Art Fair's anticipated sixth edition will also highlight the region's museums and institutions while featuring an array of innovative installations, events, talks, and performances. Curated by Artistic Director Nato Thompson, Seattle Art Fair's public projects program will speak to the many layers and facets of creativity that inspire and define the Seattle arts community. Greg Lundgren's Museum of Museums will feature an installation by Orly Anon, Wa Na Wari will present a project space by Inye Wokoma, and J. Rinehart Gallery will show a large scale installation by Clyde Petersen.
  • [ eed7e663 ] Jean is a contemporary artist that investigates the theme of gender and embodiment through wearable art and portraiture. This was very personal to Jean as a a large aspect to her life revolves around gender as she is transgender, which inspired her investigation of this theme. The main ideas and concepts that have been developed are that of gender identity, specifically being transgender, the genderification of certain objects in western society, with the sub theme of grecian gods and goddesses. The materials Jean has chosen in her pieces reflect and create a larger narrative of gender, and are used too illicit a commentary and develop depth in her body of work. Jean as well developed how she uses color to compliment and create meaning in her artworks. Jean works specifically with materials such as lipstick, nails, and makeup to investigate her theme
  • [ 6c343ce6 ] create a hero portrait for country Pakistan
  • [ 011e77b6 ] A long overdue modern reawakening of vorticism. Sharp angular lines, sweeping curves and sumptuous arcs, not seen for over a century, clash with both the greed of the modern world and our self-righteous capitalist past.
  • [ 5550edf0 ] airplane middle-east conflict culture muslim western
  • [ 4b2abf1e ] David Hockney paints like a toddler.
  • [ 4bd25f63 ] Stunning exemple of brutalist art
  • [ feee13f3 ] Black words abound suggesting Persian stock Equal to a vehicle, and that includes the lock further ash
  • [ de6ed35d ] The artist Daniel Sving has made the work ”Mobile clear cut”, it’s a conceptual piece about civilization, humanity, art and
  • [ 71d2a630 ] Sam is walking on the along the riverbank in Paris. When he looks over he thinks he sees his friend Moses but he isn’t sure, for the river is wide. He decides to take the bridge to see if it really is Moses on the other side. Moses is walking on the opposite riverbank, when he looks over and thinks he sees his friend Sam on the other side of the river. He decides to take the bridge to see whether it really is Sam. On the bridge it turns out to be neither.
  • [ 452f88ed ] Analysis and review on the book -Granville Austin, The Indian Constitution: Cornerstone of a Nation, Oxford India.
  • [ c15a7a4a ] What is the subject matter of this artwork? 2) Please which of the are present in the artwork, and how they 3) Interpret the meaning, message or context using evidence from the artwork (elements, principles, symbols, background knowledge). 4) What is your understanding of the artwork, and how does it make you feel?
  • [ 7bcffed8 ] Mona is a contemporary artist working with three-dimensional forms such as sculpture and installation. She is informed by the post-structuralist theory and medieval mysticism.
  • [ 67d4f502 ] Results are emailed so if you put in a fake address you won't see anything.
  • [ 8cb9eb2a ] Weeping woman by Picasso analysis using the principals of art

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