Sara Lindsay

Postgrad Design research links dumping ground ;)

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jonasedvardstudio Instagram Photos and Videos | pilipiligram.com

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Mycelium lights | nirmeiri

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(via (144) You Are Not Alone! - A Tale of Romance and Microbiology - YouTube)

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(via Proto-Feminist & Modern Designers | The Art Story)

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Toward a form psychology

Reprint of: Mapping the field of the whole human: Toward a form psychology - ScienceDirect

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This paper examines the moment of insight as described in a series of in-depth interviews with Royal Designers for Industry. The formation of a person…

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Minimalism - Sol LeWitt

Minimalism started in the early 1960s in New York. The term minimalism is used when describing paintings and sculptures that embrace simplicity, in both content and form, and aim to remove any sign of personal expressivity. The sculptures were often fabricated from industrial materials.

Minimalist art eliminated all represational imagery and illusionistic pictorial space and replaced it with a single image, often composed and arranged according to a grid.

The aim of Minimalism is to allow the viewer to experience the work more intensely without the distractions of composition, theme and so on.

Hanging Complex Form, 1989

Sol LeWitt, American (1928 - 2007)

painted wood, 11’ 6" x 3’ 4" x 2’ 11" (350.5 cm x 101.6 cm x 88.9 cm)

http://www.pacegallery.com/artists/261/sol-lewitt

Wall Structure Blue, 1962

Sol LeWitt, American (1928 - 2007)

oil on canvas and painted wood; 62 ¼ in. x 62 ¼ in. x 9 ¾ in. (158.12 cm x 158.12 cm x 24.77 cm)

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

http://www.sfmoma.org/explore/collection/artwork/20240

Progressive Structure , 1997

Sol LeWitt, American (1928 - 2007)

painted wood, 48-¾" x 52-½" x 24-¾" (123.8 cm x 133.4 cm x 62.9 cm)

http://www.pacegallery.com/artists/261/sol-lewitt

Irregular Form, 1998

Sol LeWitt, American (1928 - 2007)

gouache on paper, 22-½" x 29-½" (57.2 cm x 74.9 cm)

http://www.pacegallery.com/artists/261/sol-lewitt

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(via Untitled (complex forms) by Sol LeWitt on artnet Auctions)

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The term “alexithymia” literally translates as “without words for emotions.”

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How to Punctuate with Style: Lewis Thomas’s Charming Meditation on the Subtleties of Language

“If you want to use a cliché you must take full responsibility for it yourself and not try to fob it off on anon., or on society.”

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How to Eat an Apricot: Diane Ackerman on Art, Science, and Wonder

“First warm its continuous curve in cupped hands, holding it as you might a brandy snifter, then caress the velvety sheen with one thumb, an

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Diane Ackerman on the Evolutionary and Existential Purpose of Deep Play

“In rare moments of deep play, we can lay aside our sense of self, shed time’s continuum, ignore pain, and sit quietly in the absolute prese

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“Wonder, is the heaviest element in the periodic table of the heart. Even a tiny piece of it can stop time.”

Ackerman observed nearly half a century later in her succulent performance at The Universe in Verse,