The “post“ c-19 park parties with balloons, 2
The spiral composed of the remnants of multicoloured water balloons – pieces of latex and styrofoam balls, the latter of which are scarcely ever specified even in an accompanying product description, and yet they are harmful to health and the environment…
Child/Art and Me
Blog launched in the time of coronavirus, 3
For the exhibition “View from my window“, I submitted two photographs from the cycle in progress – (approximately) the same frame (cadre) of the same motif from my home environment, shot in three weeks apart. In chronological order (here with a “jump”) I followed the interplay of nature and human with forms – intensified by colours, textures, light and shadows – now partly determined by coronavirus.
The “post“ c-19 park parties with balloons, 2
The spiral composed of the remnants of multicoloured water balloons – pieces of latex and styrofoam balls, the latter of which are scarcely ever specified even in an accompanying product description, and yet they are harmful to health and the environment…
The “post“ c-19 park parties with balloons, 1
Common to these park parties are the understandable feeling of joy of all the participants because of the renewed socializing outdoors – free of charge (!), but also a large amount of remnants of rubber balloons.
Child art in the time of coronavirus
A small virtual exhibition of children’s artworks consists of only ten photographs with child art examples that I managed to get in person during the “time of corona” – complying with the prescribed measures to restrict movement and limit socializing.
Child/Art and Me
Blog launched in the time of coronavirus, 2
I continue my review of several sketch stories from my own experience but also from much broader human experience of the difficulties imposed by the “time of coronavirus”.
… My incidental, silent homage to executed urban trees – cut down hidden by “coronavirus”.
Child/Art and Me
Blog launched in the time of coronavirus
Once on Mljet, still latently confronted with my conflicting doubts and excessive fatigue (…), I unexpectedly found my personal, simple and satisfactory “answers“ that I just needed at that point. I found them in my reflected image in a puddle of rain water that remained at the bottom of an old plastic boat pulled up on the shore–more clear recognized in a subsequent photos review on the camera LCD screen…
The “post“ c-19 park parties with balloons, 1
Common to these park parties are the understandable feeling of joy of all the participants because of the renewed socializing outdoors – free of charge (!), but also a large amount of remnants of rubber balloons.
Child art in the time of coronavirus
A small virtual exhibition of children’s artworks consists of only ten photographs with child art examples that I managed to get in person during the “time of corona” – complying with the prescribed measures to restrict movement and limit socializing.
Child/Art and Me
Blog launched in the time of coronavirus, 3
For the exhibition “View from my window“, I submitted two photographs from the cycle in progress – (approximately) the same frame (cadre) of the same motif from my home environment, shot in three weeks apart. In chronological order (here with a “jump”) I followed the interplay of nature and human with forms – intensified by colours, textures, light and shadows – now partly determined by coronavirus.
Child/Art and Me
Blog launched in the time of coronavirus, 2
I continue my review of several sketch stories from my own experience but also from much broader human experience of the difficulties imposed by the “time of coronavirus”.
… My incidental, silent homage to executed urban trees – cut down hidden by “coronavirus”.
Child/Art and Me
Blog launched in the time of coronavirus
Once on Mljet, still latently confronted with my conflicting doubts and excessive fatigue (…), I unexpectedly found my personal, simple and satisfactory “answers“ that I just needed at that point. I found them in my reflected image in a puddle of rain water that remained at the bottom of an old plastic boat pulled up on the shore–more clear recognized in a subsequent photos review on the camera LCD screen…