Jul 10, 2013
Artwork ~ Ed Buziak, 2013. (As yet untitled 119 x 63 cms acrylic painting).
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Artwork ~ Ed Buziak, 2013. (As yet untitled 119 x 63 cms acrylic painting).
*Now only 15+ other Tumblr.Buzz sites
I now have only fifteen or so other Tumblr sites (have just deleted CupCakeBuzz, EiffelBuzz, PerspectiveBuzz, PorscheBuzz and SensualBuzz as my knowledge was sketchy at best), covering wide-ranging interests... with approaching 850 followers. However, a couple of my very new themed Buzz sites have only a few images and a couple of followers. Here's what you are possibly missing! Click the left hand xxxBuzz word for a direct link... and, worth noting, as a former publisher and editor of my own magazines, I'm very choosy about images I use!
AbstractArtBuzz - My own attempts at Art.
AltPhotoBuzz - Alternative photo techniques.
ArtistStudioBuzz - Artists and their working environments.
BauhausBuzz - German influences 1920/30s.
CaféBuzz - Café Culture around the World.
CitroënBuzz - Citroën are cars are different
FixieBuzz - Fixed gear bikes... for real cyclists.
GraphicBuzz - Graphic images in Black, Red and White.
HandsBuzz - Just hands... mainly my own.
LeicaBuzz - Who doesn't love Leica cameras?
NikonBuzz - Used by half the worlds Pros.
NudeArtBuzz - Figure and Form... laid bare.
SequencesBuzz - Sequences, series + contact sheets.
StillLifeBuzz - Still life art... mainly modern.
TrishBuzz - My wife's Tumblr with MS messages.
VWBuzz - Volkswagens from Bugs to Buses.
WabiSabiBuzz - *BACK SOON... Beauty with imperfection.
WordsBuzz - Words used in Typography and Art.
"Vauban Confondre #1 ~ Ed Buziak (2012)
One of a new series exploring the designs of General Vauban (Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban ~ 1633-1707) who was the foremost military engineer of his age, famed for his skill in both designing fortifications and breaking through them. He also advised Louis XIV on how to consolidate France's borders, to make them more defensible.
Here I have created a deliberately confusing interpretation of one of his basic ideas and turned his "impregnable" design features into a confusing set of passages... as in a maze without a safe and sure direction of progress - or resulting in being lost without hope.