Georges Rousse - Sodoshima, 2018
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Georges Rousse - Sodoshima, 2018
Hungry~
Let yourself be big and hungry and full of stuff!
Acrylic on paper
Eyes as Big as Plates is the ongoing collaborative project between the Finnish-Norwegian artist duo Riitta Ikonen and Karoline Hjorth. Starting out as a play on characters from Nordic folklore, Eyes as Big as Plates has evolved into a continual search for modern human’s belonging to nature. The series is produced in collaboration with retired farmers, fishermen, zoologists, plumbers, opera singers, housewives, artists, academics and ninety year old parachutists. Since 2011 the artist duo has portrayed seniors in Norway, Finland, France, US, UK, Iceland, the Faroe Islands, Sweden, Japan and Greenland. Each image in the series presents a solitary figure in a landscape, dressed in elements from surroundings that indicate neither time nor place. Here nature acts as both content and context: characters literally inhabit the landscape wearing sculptures they create in collaboration with the artists.
Gustav Klimt
Allegory of Philosophy, 1899-1907 (Destroyed by fire)
Allegory of Sculpture, 1889
Jean Cocteau, Testament of Orpheus, 1960
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Nibbia Chapel, Six and one abroad, 1914
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The Young Martyr (detail, 1856) Paul Delaroche
How can I describe my life to you? I think a lot, listen to music. I’m fond of flowers.
Susan Sontag, from “Death Kit,” published c. January 1967 (via violentwavesofemotion)
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