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Hace unos semestres hice este trabajo sobre Blade Runner (1992) y la novela en la cual se basa (¿Sueñan los androides con ovejas eléctricas? - Philip K. Dick)
Supose I were to begin by saying that I had fallen in loce with a color.
Bluets - Maggie Nelson
“I am writing this all down in blue ink, so as to remember that all words, not just some, are written in water.”
— Maggie Nelson, from Bluets
Lo único que me sostiene es una telaraña.
Me gusta explorarla y enredarme en ella.
Nadie que intente desenmarañarme es bienvenidx en mi vida.
Algunas obras de Agnes Pelton(1881–1961). Su pintura es “una manifestación visual de sus búsquedas espirituales: agni yoga, astrología y sobre todo, la teosofía de Helena Blavatsky”. En palabras de la artista:“un reino interior, más que un paisaje exterior”. 1. Ahmi in Egypt, 1931
2. Light Center, 1947–48
3. Orbits, 1934
4. Star Gazer, 1929
Bowl with fish, Iran, Kashan region, late 13th - 14th century
Kashan is famous for producing these kinds of bowls. A great number of blue and black painted bowls employing radiating panels filled with willow tendril designs like this one have been archaeologically dated to between 1204 and 1215.
This type of ware has been shown to originate from Kashan, an important ceramic center in western Iran that, between 1175 and 1225, produced a remarkable variety of luster, underglaze, and overglaze painted wares.
Similar Kashan bowls occasionally show inscriptions drawn from Persian literature in the bands radiating from the center like the black and white example shown to the left.
Kept now at the Hossein Afshar Collection
Experimento Azul, Ray Castelo 2019.
Carlos Estévez — Transoceanic Trips (oil and watercolor pencil on linen, 2015)
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