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ARD 606, Level 6 / 12.11.2021

When scientists are looking for life in space, they are not looking for Earth, they are not looking for Fire, they are not looking for Air. They are looking for Water. Water is the sacred earth element that causes the flow between what is visible and invisible. Water is life - it is from which our first cells are built, it carries information. Atom by atom, on the basis of which we arise, is called from three other earthly elements. Water hears you, water has memory. Water has the full potential of information. It is your approach to deciding which...

ARD 606 / 11.11.2021

The wonderful alchemy of the kitchen shows how far we have come as a species, and also confirms that we have truly risen above the blood and claw-dominated world of nature. Cooking distinguishes us, allows us to define the boundaries between man and other living creatures, none of which can cook. Levi-Strauss in his book "Raw and Cooked" writes: "Cooking not only means the transition from nature to culture but thanks to it and through it we can define humanity with all its qualities." us people. ...

ARD 606, Level 6 / 10.11.2021

My project is a continuation of the work from last semester. As before, the main inspiration is the works of masters of painting who lived in the 15th and 17th centuries. For the previous ones, I'd like to add a few new characters Jacob van der Kerckhoven (or Jacques van de Kerckhoven), known in Italy as Giacomo da Castello (1636/1637 - after 1712), was a Flemish painter. After training in Antwerp, he was active in the Veneto region of Italy. He was one of the most outstanding specialists in still life and animals operating...

ARD 606, Level 6 / 09.11.2021

For thousands of years in various cultures, the four classical elements have been considered the basic and permanent elements that make up the natural world. Modern science has rejected these traditional elements by dividing them into more elementary elements or forces acting on them - bringing water into hydrogen and oxygen molecules, fire into the process However, ordinary people do not perceive the world in such a way neither with their senses nor in thoughts or dreams. When we cook, we enter into intimate relationships with these very elements. Each of them, fire, water, air, and earth is closely related...

ard 517 / 30.04.2021

Seafood was a common element of the 17th century Flemish and Dutch still lifes. Shrimps, lobsters or crabs. They were a beautiful compositional element. They also showed off to the host's wealth. Beata Skorek: Still life with octopus Beata Skorek: Still life with octopus and tomatos Beata Skorek: Still life with octopus and oyster CuriosityDuring the preparations for these photos, many people knew who would be the main character of the photos. Almost everyone, when they found out about the octopus, made (almost automatically) faces and remarks (sounds) indicating disgust or slight fear of this animal. I began to wonder where this reaction...

ard548 creative futures / 18.04.2021

While searching for information on how to make a video for a kickstarter, I came across an extremely inspiring project, created by the German artist photographer Olaf Bruhn. The project concerned a calendar for 2017 and it was called Musica fantásia - an incredible photo calendar 2017. Olaf Bruhn · born 1958 • Freelance
 graphic designer, photographer and lecturer • Lecturer for image editing, layout and graphics since 1991 • Art Director at CVS, Berlin, 1994 – 1996 • Lecturer in painting and graphics, 1980 – 2000 • Special training for computer graphics • Research Studies Art Science, Humboldt University, Berlin • Studied Art and German philology, Humboldt...