research by marina wells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal Made with a creative frenzy en-us 2019-08-20 15:27:31 UTC 2024-06-20 06:29:35 UTC hello@padlet.com Artist marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/387873964 Lately I've been very interested in this artist, she makes giant murals with graffiti and ink.

What interested me most was the size of the murals she makes, she makes sides of entire buildings with very admirable perfection.
Her works are focused on female faces, something that always struck me and interested me.

What I am inspiring well from her are the color contrasts, the "golden" she makes around women and the phrases she uses as "amai-vos" always phrases that speak of love, compassion and courage. inspires me more than anyone lately even though I have different drawing styles]]> 2019-09-22 22:44:59 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/387873964 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/387874251 2019-09-22 22:46:57 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/387874251 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/387874388 2019-09-22 22:47:43 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/387874388 Artist marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/387876211 Clara Leff is an artist from Sao Paulo, she is a muralist, and her art is spread all over the city streets. lately she doesn't use many colors, just pool blue, white and black.

but as unbelievable as it may seem that I admire her most are her ancient arts, from 2014/2015, when she had a language of her own, making a few drops in all her arts, as a signature.

I identify a lot with her trait, lately she has been working a lot with realism and I don't particularly do a lot of work like that, but I find it incredible to make such a perfect reslism in walls and large scale.

I have been very inspired by her ancient art, especially the stroke and the colors, the very thick line and the lot of blue. I even reread a drawing of her 2014, it was a very good experience because the art is similar to mine flowed naturally...]]> 2019-09-22 22:59:42 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/387876211 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/387877147 My drawing inspired by Clara]]> 2019-09-22 23:05:48 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/387877147 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/387877297 Clara’s drawing ]]> 2019-09-22 23:06:12 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/387877297 the collector marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400005070 I have always enjoyed drawing crystals, crystals have been part of my life since I was a child and for me drawing crystals was a way for me to bring to my art something that I admire and like very much,

The technical part of drawing crystals interests me a lot because they are very geometric and for me this has always been a challenge because I like more abstract things.
But with the “the collector” project my techniques were even more refined because I had to draw the same thing over and over, and I started to observe how the geometric lines but at the same time they “break” and have several cracks which shows that it it doesn't have to be perfect, and with practice my hand has become accustomed to making these shapes and that makes me very happy because repetition can really become an obsession, but obsessed with something as amazing as the energies of crystals for me It was very satisfactory.

]]> 2019-10-20 17:25:20 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400005070 the collector marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400005175 Making the crystals I began to notice a tendency to make the colors purple and blue, so I decided to research the psychology of colors and then realized that each color generates a different feeling in people and therefore it becomes essential to know how to use them. For this there are some important features when using colors, which are:
Temperature: Colors can also convey the feeling of warmer or colder surroundings. So-called "warm colors", for example, take their name because they pass this "warm" type.

Symbolism: The transmission of the idea and meaning that each color conveys can vary from person to person, according to one's life experiences. It is also possible for a color to arouse many different feelings and emotions in the same person at different times in their life.

Emotion: For psychology, colors directly affect the arousal of emotions in people. They can influence the mood, mood, motivation and other psychological characteristics of individuals.

And what were the sensations that the purple color would be giving me? So I found a book called "color psychology" that says that purple works directly in the brain area for creativity, that is, it stimulates the solution of "creative blocks".
In addition, the feeling of calm and tranquility are also related to purple. For this reason, various spiritual and faith-related themes are represented in this color.
Purple still represents the image of success, nobility and wealth. Among other relationships, highlighting:
* eroticism;
* mystery;
* wisdom;
* arrogance;
* sensitivity;
* intimacy.
 And that purple is also the color of the third garlic chakara, which speaks about intuition, and my favorite crystal is the amethyst, which is purple, and acts in that chakara.

And the blue color conveys the idea of ​​calm, serenity and tranquility. For this reason, its use is often common to represent professionalism, stability and security.
Some of the feelings that are related to the color blue, according to color psychology, are:
* loyalty;
* tranquility;
* harmony;
* confidence;
* cleanliness;
* cold;
* depression.
And the timber blue color is the color of the laryngeal chakra that acts on the part of the expression.]]> 2019-10-20 17:25:56 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400005175 the collector marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400007250 We are making collages for our collector project and I decided to research a little more about the history of collage, and as much as collage exists since the Greeks, what we call collage is something more recent. It began in the early twentieth century with Picasso and Braque, two painters of Cubism, instead of seeking resemblance to the objects and beings of reality, cubist artists break them down, as if viewed from various angles. They had the idea of ​​mixing real things with the ones they were painted in; so they would stick real labels on the painted wine bottles and real newspaper sheets to represent it in a painted composition. Then they began to cut and paste rather than paint, using colored paper to represent the figures.

An interesting way to work with collage is to cut or tear shapes and figures of varying color and texture.
You start by collecting papers, cardboard and fabrics of different textures and colors. Many types of paper can be used: plain, rough, glossy, thick, thin .... Magazine photographs are very useful because they have a lot of different colors.]]> 2019-10-20 17:39:00 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400007250 the collector marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400007434 Finding the right color match is one of the most important parts (and challenges) a creative can face. It is through the combination of colors that the job will or will not have harmony.

They say if the work has energy, is more serene, a little darker or focused on the clean footprint.

With that in mind, we have prepared this list for you to learn once and for all how to use the color circle and raze it in your combinations.

Complementary colors (also known as supplemental or contrast colors) are shades that are opposite each other in the color circle.

This combination scheme works great when you want colors to create a life, energy effect and especially when you want to achieve maximum saturation.

Color Matching: This is a combination of three colors that are equidistant from each other within the circle, producing a high contrast effect but without losing harmony. This type of composition creates a “vibrant” feel even when using light and unsaturated colors.


]]> 2019-10-20 17:40:17 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400007434 the collector marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400008023 The origin of the stencil lies in China along with the invention of paper in the 105th century AD. Prior to this the technique used natural elements such as leaves and rocks to make the masks of parts that could not be colored with pigments. . 
With the use of paper began to carve the form, the drawing, the writing and everything else that wanted to reproduce faithfully. Stencil can be said to be the first form of engraving.

The main advantage of a stencil is that it can be reused to quickly and repeatedly produce the same letter or design. The design produced with a stencil is also called a stencil, as a technique in visual art is also referred to as pochoir (French word), this printing stamping method in which the dies are handmade, allow the production of a pattern. in many colors at a much lower cost. This process can be a tool in creating a template to be approved and developed on a large-scale stamp. A related technique (which has found applicability in some surrealist compositions) is airbrushing, in which spray paint is made around a three-dimensional object to create a negation of the object rather than a positive stencil design.]]> 2019-10-20 17:44:15 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400008023 paper outfit marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400008887 Origami is the junction of the word “ori” meaning folding and “kami” meaning paper. This paper-folding traditional Japanese folk art began in the 17th century and became popular in the mid-19th century. Since then, origami has evolved into a modern art form. The purpose of this art is to transform a flat sheet of paper into a finished sculpture through folding and carving techniques.
Today, designers and modelers use this wonderful technique in their creations. Origami art is definitely not as easy to implement in clothing design as it takes a lot of patience and manual skill to turn a fabric into a three-dimensional sculpture. For Dior's Spring / Summer 2007 collection, designer John Galliano and his team traveled to Japan to research ancient origami art as well as Japanese culture.
Although John Galliano was not the first to make such dresses, he was probably the pioneer in creating sculptural clothing in a mix of origami-inspired materials. What Galliano and his team did was not just a haute couture show but a dazzling artistic performance that will not be matched anytime soon. A luxury!]]> 2019-10-20 17:48:07 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400008887 believe and seeing marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400009298 The development of color photography was a slow process and required a lot of testing. The first color film was produced in 1907, but still today color photography has not reached the definition of the tone scale that the sensitivity of black and white film has.

With the advent of digital photography, many photographic paradigms have changed. With smaller, easier-to-handle devices that produce high-quality photographs, the Internet making it easier for images to flow, photography has become much simpler and more popular than it once was.

Photography covers various areas of human life and daily life, as it is the mechanism for archiving a moment. Photography, as soon as it came into being, was not considered art, and there is still a range of adverse opinions about it. For some critics, photography cannot be considered art because of the ease of producing it, in contrast, other critics believe that it can be considered art as long as it is an interpretation of reality, and not Just a copy.

Photography contributes positively in many things, various professional fields have added it as a means of amplifying possibilities and producing detailed and accurate studies. Photography is used in medicine, journalism - photojournalism - and science for the development of various studies.]]> 2019-10-20 17:50:35 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400009298 believe and seeing marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400012705 The basic purpose of photographic filters is to filter light to suit the characteristics of the film or image sensor.

A few situations require the use of the filter:

- high altitude photography (2,000 meters or more);
- shadow photograph taken at noon;
- low light backlit photography;
presence of undesirable reflexes (on the surface of water, from a showcase).
- The presence of mixed light is sometimes unavoidable or even necessary. 

In this situation, photographic, film and TV studios make use of gelatine filters to apply, not toward the camera, but toward the light source, such as windows and light reflectors.

For demanding photographers, the effect of a filter will vary depending on the lens used or camera model for compact cameras. In addition, the use of the filter does not always lead to noticeably better results, so it is necessary to take one filter and one unfiltered photo to notice the difference.

For both professional and demanding amateur photographers, the photographic filter is considered useful for protecting the equipment from damage to the lens lens.]]> 2019-10-20 18:11:34 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400012705 believe and seeing marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400014369 photo customization comes not long ago, given the fact that you have a great relationship with the collage that is from Picasso's time.
Photo customization is basically editing a photo with material things like scissors, cloth types, pens, or even "candida".
It has a great relationship with collage in that you give a more abstract side to something real like a photograph, and editing it makes it surreal, because you can totally change the aspects of the photo.

Nowadays photo editing is very much on the rise, both manual and digital, many artists are making a surrealist footprint in pictures of famous people and the public is loving this more "psychedelic" footprint as it is much more than a filter which slightly changes the essence of the photo, by customizing a photo you can change everything to your advantage.]]> 2019-10-20 18:21:44 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400014369 3D letters marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400015913 Filipe Grimaldi is a lyricist, curator and art director at SINLOGO. In the 12-year design market, the last 7 focused on the study of handwriting and hand lettering techniques, migrating part of his work to the lyricist profession.

And today we had the great pleasure of meeting you and being able to have a lettering class with this master, he showed us various lettering techniques, and taught us how to use proportion to get a letter from the paper to the wall.

And another very amazing thing he taught us was a style of painting called Amazonian letters, which mix various kinds of colors, that were used by the riverine people to paint their boats, and it is with this inspiration that I will follow my work]]> 2019-10-20 18:31:47 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400015913 3D lettres marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400018946 The Amazonian waters not only carry boats: they bring art, experiences, tradition, culture and expressiveness. On each boat's hull, one can see traces that reveal artists and masters, more commonly known as “letter openers”. These are the main actors in the project “Letters that float”, coordinated by the researchers Fernanda de Oliveira Martins and Sâmia Batista e Silva, from the Institute of Art Sciences (ICA) of the Federal University of Pará.

The research began with Professor Fernanda Martins, from São Paulo, who graduated in Type Design from the Basel School of Design, who, upon arriving in Belém, was impressed by the art of the boats she saw at Ver-o-Peso. From then on, he began to record these letters where he passed. This was the subject of his specialization monograph in 2008. From then on, the project was submitted to several edicts until, in 2013, it was approved in the Amazônia Cultural Program and obtained funds to be executed.

According to Sâmia Batista, the hypothesis that these letters emerged from Victorian typography was considered, an influence present at the time of the exploration of rubber in the Amazon Region. They were letters widely used in Europe and arrived here through posters and labels from Lisbon, London, Paris and gradually would have been incorporated into the trades and, finally, the boats.

]]> 2019-10-20 18:50:23 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400018946 3D lettres marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400019883 In a way, typography goes back to the epoch of prehistory, when primitive men sculpted the characters on cave walls in the form of drawings to represent the tasks of their daily lives.

    Already in the fifteenth century, probably the most important century in the history of printing, it emerged as a synonym for printing. The spread of typography is due to the invention of the German Gutenberg. From the technological revolution operated by Gutenberg, writing became permanently fixed in lead letters. So instead of manuscripts, spelling was used. From then on, it was the master printers who guided the evolution of letters. With type casting, fused letters came into existence (de founts ). Gutenberg's invention allowed the development of language, culture and science throughout Europe.

The eighteenth century was also a very important century in the history of printing. The so-called century of lights was, in fact, a golden age for typography, as it attributed to the printed book one of the fundamental elements for intellectual and social advancement. British typography appears as a new commercial factor in the competition of the powers of Europe.

    In the early nineteenth century the industrial revolution brought important innovations in print technology. In the twentieth century the computer-controlled composition is born, through virtual assemblies, which result in the printing plate, with the advantage of eliminating the stage of film assemblies. At the beginning of the 21st century, digital printing already exists, that is, printing is done directly from the computer.]]> 2019-10-20 18:55:44 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400019883 sound and vision marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400030266 Afro-brazilian instruments

Afoxé: An idiophone-type instrument, traditional from Brazil, but of African origin, consisting of a gourd surrounded by beads (which may be of different materials), connected by a kind of net. When the performer scrapes them against the surface of the gourd, it produces its characteristic sound. The modern afoxé has a different configuration and materials from the traditional one and is even tougher than natural gourds.

Agogô: an instrument of the idiophone type, also of African origin, that consists of two metal bell rings, struck by a rod of the same metal. The metal agogô is used in dances of African origin and similar, such as capoeira and candomblé, for example.

Atabaque: is a percussion musical instrument. The name is of Arabic origin - at-tabaq, or "dish". It is formed by a cylindrical drum, with one of the mouths covered in leather. To play it one uses the hands with the hands, with two drumsticks. It is used in percussion kits in Brazilian rhythms, such as samba and axé music. In candomblé it is considered a sacred object.

Berimbau: A stringed instrument of Angolan origin, this instrument arrived in Brazil through Angolan slaves. One of the first records of a berimbau in Brazil was made at the customs port of Santos, in 1739. It is the main instrument of traditional capoeira. Usually played by older masters or capoeiras, it is used to drive the wheels, setting the tempo of the songs and the game. The berimbau, along with the master's song, also gives the password for the beginning and end of the game. Currently the art of playing berimbau is even used to show the knowledge of capoeira, as has been much discussed these days.

Tambourine: is a percussion musical instrument with double metal rounds strung at intervals around a wooden rim. It can be played to produce continuous or percussive sound with your palm and fingers. Very widespread and used by many peoples, the tambourine is considered a very old instrument, found in India and even with the Egyptians in 1700 BC, as a rhythm and accompaniment instrument.

Reco-reco: idiophone instrument that produces sound by friction. The most common form is a bamboo bud or a small slat of wood with transverse cuts. Rubbing a chopstick over the butts produces a scraping sound. Another type is the so-called Bahian amelet, which consists of a small wooden box with an extended steel spring, when the spring is rubbed by bottle caps threaded into an iron rod.

Curiosities:
Following the tradition of capoeira in Bahia, the berimbau has always been a typical souvenir of the state, sold on a large scale to tourists, except that they are much more colorful and ornate than those actually used in capoeira wheels.


]]> 2019-10-20 20:01:05 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400030266 sound and vision marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400030858 Xylophone History
Percussion musical instrument consisting of a series of wooden blades that are played by drumsticks. It is an ancient instrument and relates to various oriental instruments; Its use was very common among the Slavic peoples. The most modern ones have a resonance tubometallic under each blade, which is made of rosewood. The primitives, because they lacked the resonance tube, had the sharpest timbre and their blades were sometimes made of glass or pine. Orchestra and band musicians use the xylophone for special effects. Performing the "Macabre Dance" by French composer Saint Säens requires the xylophone]]> 2019-10-20 20:05:02 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400030858 self-publishing marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400032121 ZINES: Freedom, underground, linked to social movements, arts, music, cinema, comics, science fiction, illustration, poetry. A lot fits in a fanzine, or zine, in a more current and pop language. It is not a book, it is not a magazine, it is not cordel literature and it can be all at the same time.

Zine is an independent, small-scale print publication, usually produced by a single author, author, or small group of people. The purpose of zines is not to make a profit from their sale and distribution, but to “spread the word” to their authors and authors. Zine is an expression, which can come in the form of text, image and a combination of both.
As an independent, low-cost publication, counterculture movements such as punk in the late 1970s in the United States and England used zines as a communication and resistance tool. The punk movement even adopted the zines to have a specific expression for them, the punk zines or punkzine, together, with content linked to literature and punk music and social criticism that instigated individual freedom and anti-authoritarianism.

The counterculture, for those who do not remember, was a great movement of social and cultural contestation and discontent, which began there in the 1960s and 1970s with significant participation of young people of the time. Loving and sexual freedom, the end of world wars and conflicts, the confrontation with capitalism and the criticism of television, the main means of mass communication of the period, were subjects ruled by the counterculture, which developed in different ways in various parts of the world.]]> 2019-10-20 20:13:30 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400032121 self-publishing marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400033866 self-publishing, a term loosely translated into Portuguese as self-publishing, emerged as an alternative for authors who, for some reason, could not publish their books in traditional publishers. Success stories have begun to emerge among these independent publications, opening the publishers' eyes to new niches and contributing to the emergence of services geared especially to this audience.
To be a self publisher, it takes dedication. A lot of people say they have a great idea, but few sit down on their butts and put their brains to work for real. In my opinion every book deserves to be published in one way or another. If it is not to be large, then small.]]> 2019-10-20 20:25:05 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400033866 self-publishing marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400035173 Unlike theater, in the visual arts the iconography of LSD is quite clear. And there is an overlap with the music: the classic psychedelic images found on album covers and posters. 
What is fascinating about art is how its influence seems to go back and forth. There is an obvious influence on the circular Art Nouveau style and the Jugendstil architectural style, as well as bolder Surrealism experiments. What could be more traveling than melting time in Salvador Dali's Persistence of Memory? You could say that the look that the acid opened up was always in our unconscious. Well, at least one surrealist would say that.
In recent years, LSD has undergone a change of public image, with Steve Jobs talking about his Silicon Valley experiences and types advocating microdose use to increase creativity. The first placebos study using a microdose was launched in September by the Beckley Foundation and Imperial College London, and the UK has also investigated the drug's therapeutic potential.

]]> 2019-10-20 20:33:19 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400035173 self publishing marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400036995 Wes Wilson, the father of the 1960s rock concert poster, came into the world via Sacramento, California on July 15, 1937.  As a child his interests meandered among artistic pursuits and an intense love for the natural world. His post-secondary studies reflected these interests; he focused for a time on forestry and horticulture before eventually coming to philosophy. By the latter half of the 1960s Wes found much inspiration in the avant-garde neighborhoods of San Francisco. Serendipity interrupted all of his plans (as she's wont to do) and Wes Wilson soon found himself creating fine art for the masses. His style, inspired by the Art Nouveau masters, took what was understood about promotional art and turned it inside-out. Nearly cryptic letters filled every available space, lines melted into lines, colors clashed... and the psychedelic poster was born. The love of art and nature eventually carried Wes away to the beautiful Ozarks foothills, where he still enjoys creating and discussing art and ideas. ]]> 2019-10-20 20:44:23 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400036995 self-publishing marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400037382 Born in Spain, Victor Moscoso was the first of the 1960s rock poster artists to have academic background and experience. After studying art at Cooper Union, a university in New York City, he moved to San Francisco in 1959. There he attended the San Francisco Art Institute where he became an instructor. One of the biggest influences on the artist's vibrant colors comes from his teacher Josef Albers. Moscoso was also one of the first to use collages on his posters. The artist was much in demand to create posters for night clubs and parties, as well as art for concerts. In 1967, it gained international recognition. A year later, he collaborated with underground comic magazine Zap Comix.]]> 2019-10-20 20:47:00 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400037382 self-publishing marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400040157 LSD (Lysergic Acid Diethylamide) is a lab-made substance quite similar to those in a fungus called Claviceps pupurea. LSD is a hallucinogen, that is, it is a substance that can alter the perception of the person who uses it. This change makes the user able to see, feel and hear things that are not real.

It is noteworthy that the use of hallucinogens has been observed since prehistory and is becoming increasingly popular in the contemporary world, especially among young people and adolescents. In general, this type of drug is used by people of higher economic classes because of its high value.

LSD is a synthetic drug, so it is not found that way in nature. The first to synthesize LSD was chemist Albert Hoffman in 1938. Initially, his goal was for LSD to be used for therapeutic purposes; however, due to its effects, the substance was used as a recreational hallucinogen.

LSD causes various sensations and changes in perception capacity. Among the main effects, we can mention: enlargement in the ability to perceive colors and changes in the reception of sounds. There may also be a so-called synesthesia, in which sensory information is mixed, such as hearing a color. In addition, the drug causes changes in the perception of time and space. Some users believe the drug causes spiritual elevation.]]> 2019-10-20 21:04:48 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400040157 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400269155 2019-10-21 13:02:27 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400269155 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400270396 2019-10-21 13:04:30 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400270396 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400271535 2019-10-21 13:06:16 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400271535 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400343075 2019-10-21 14:46:07 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400343075 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400343372 2019-10-21 14:46:30 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400343372 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400344643 2019-10-21 14:48:10 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/400344643 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/406450265 Inhotim is located in Brumadinho, MG, is the largest open air museum in america lantina.
Even before the trip, I already knew that my visit to this place would change my perspective on art.
coming to each gallery I felt I was covering various areas of my art conception that I had never imagined, such as arts that complement each other with human action, or at least with the person and art relationship, unlike anything I had ever seen. .

but I think for me the amazing thing about inhotim is the “all” of his space, the landscaping all forms in perfect harmony.

I feel that all the works have shaped me, so it is very difficult to choose one as a favorite, but I think the one that impressed me the most was Claudia Andujar.


The retrospective of Claudia Andujar's work dedicated to the endangered indigenous Yanomami occupies two floors of the IMS Paulista with approximately 300 images and an installation by the photographer and activist, as well as books and documents on the survival trajectory of the people.

The set outlines a broad panorama of Andujar's long work with the Yanomami, revealing little-known aspects of the photographer's struggle for demarcation of indigenous lands, a militancy that led her to unite her art with politics.

and for me this is very much related to my first contact with art, which was photography, I always really enjoyed talking through photography and the fact that I see that you can “mix” arts with photography.

this whole trip has been turn changing and my brain is bubbling with ideas and inspiration.]]> 2019-11-04 18:50:35 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/406450265 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/408395254 The Parangolés, by the Brazilian artist Hélio Oiticica, are a set of works that were born, as the artist said, of "a vital need for de-intellectualization, for intellectual disinhibition, for the need for free expression."

The Parangolé is a kind of cover that dresses, with texts, photos, colors and serves as a multi-sensorial work.
"The goal is to give the audience a chance to stop being a spectator audience, outside, to participate in the creative activity."
Parangolé is “anti-art par excellence”, one cannot go to an exhibition by Parangolés, the spectator dresses the work and the work comes to life through it, it is the capacity for self-creation, expansion of sensation and disruption.

Features the fusion of colors, structures, dances, words, photos and music. Banners, banners, tents and cloaks are attached to these works, elaborated by layers of colored cloths, which are put into action in dance, fundamental for the true realization of the work: only by movement do their structures reveal themselves.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCEC8Rn8N8U]]> 2019-11-07 22:19:49 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/408395254 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/408396830 2019-11-07 22:24:34 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/408396830 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/409932325 High tide, low tide The rotating motion causes half of the planet to always face the moon. Thus, the ocean facing the satellite will be at high tide, just like the opposite side of it. At intervals between high tides, of course, the volume of water is lower, so low tide. The moon and sun factor is also important. Although the force of the satellite on Earth is more than twice that of the star, together they result in much more powerful tides. This is what happens in the living tides or sizigia (new and full phases), the opposite of the dead or square tides (waning and rising phases)
Tide according to moon phases New Moon: Sun, Earth and Moon are aligned and thus add their gravitational forces on the equatorial line. It is the phase in which the tide is highest; Withering moon: In contrast, the forces of sun and moon practically cancel each other out, with little impact on the volume of the oceans at high tide. It is the phase when the tide is less steep; Full moon: the three stars align again, and the result is strong, intense tides; Crescent Moon: Sun and Moon were 90 degrees to Earth and therefore dissipate their gravitational attractions.]]> 2019-11-12 13:40:04 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/409932325 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/412680343 in my project I had to have a dancer to represente the sea, and dance as the fabric in the wind, to I started to look in dances that could represente water and it movements, and I really find very good things, like this woman dancing under water: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdBuDg7mrT8
really inspired me to know how my dancer have to dance, but most of all I look into contemporary dance and I found really good stuff that I could put on my project like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ux9KV7dh3-k 
in this video that is a lot of wind that relates with my project to so for me the dance and the wind is beautiful and inspiring, also the song is amazing. 

]]> 2019-11-18 13:49:30 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/412680343 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/412791793 2019-11-18 16:02:14 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/412791793 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/416843822 The word Fairy originated from the Latin "Fata", plural of "Fatum", which means destiny. This is due to the stories and folk tales where the Fairies rule the fate of men with their magic wands.
“Fairies are enchanted, magical beings who populate the childhood of each being. They were born in Celtic, Anglo-Saxon, Germanic, and Nordic mythology. But the belief in these mythical creatures spread in the West with the creation of fairy tales by Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen, the most famous compilers of these stories steeped in magic and light.
They also became popular as fellow elves, consecrated primarily by the literature of JRR Tolkien, the creator of the celebrated Lord of the Rings. They are often described as diaphanous beings, with butterfly wings emerging from their backs, always carrying a magic wand. , with which they perform their enchantments, and wearing floating and beautiful dresses. ”
Via infoescola]]> 2019-11-26 18:54:07 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/416843822 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/417808398 Elementals are nature spirits personified in well-known forms, those called fairies, goblins, and gnomes who inhabit people's minds, but they are more real than they seem to be.
They are guardians of the natural world, preserving the balance between the plan of men and their own plan with their elemental magic. They are watchers of the boundaries between these two universes, which are separated by a thin line of energetic vibrations.

All the elementals of nature are men's collaborators in the performance of various spiritual tasks. They are responsible for protecting the energies of the planets, universes, galaxies and systems. In addition, they are responsible for receiving our wishes and requests.]]> 2019-11-29 16:50:49 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/417808398 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/417808855 2019-11-29 16:53:16 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/417808855 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/417808977 2019-11-29 16:53:56 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/417808977 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/417814801 Hallucinogenic mushrooms, also known as magic mushrooms, are types of fungi that grow in the soil and have psychoactive substances capable of promoting changes in brain regions and altering one's perception of things around them.
This type of natural drug can be taken in its natural form, boiled, dried or in tea form, this being the most used form. The effects of this drug vary according to the general state of the person and the way the mushroom is consumed, which may be visual distortions, increased self-confidence and feelings of euphoria, for example. 
Despite their name, mushrooms rarely cause hallucinations, only when consumed in large quantities. What happens when magic mushrooms are consumed is a change in perception of one's surroundings, making it difficult to differentiate between fantasy and reality.
The effects may vary depending on the person's general state of health, whether the person is taking other drugs at the same time and the amount of mushroom consumed, the main effects being:
Increased perceptual sensitivity;
Feeling of well-being;
Increased self confidence;
Increased blood pressure and body temperature
Increased heartbeat;
Change of consciousness, mood and thoughts, popularly known as "travel";
Pupil dilation;
Dizziness;
Somnolence;
Muscle weakness;
Visual and sensory distortions, such as halos of light and bright colors.
via: tua saude]]> 2019-11-29 17:28:20 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/417814801 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/417815441 2019-11-29 17:31:53 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/417815441 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/417825376 2019-11-29 18:29:37 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/417825376 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/418454332 Tomas Dambo was born in Odense, Denmark 1979.
and in his work he takes woods from the street and make sculptures out of it, but not any kind of sculptures, he makes enormously bigs sculptures in the middle of the forest, and for me it remembers the elemental beings, because of the energy of protection they have, like they are protecting the forest.
and the side is also very interesting for me because it turns in to something that people want to be around,  his giant wooden trolls he hopes to bring people from concrete cities and computer screens to nature and reconnect them with the natural world. Made of recycled wood and other discarded materials, the artist re-signifies a material that could pose a threat to nature, but also our relationship with public space.

]]> 2019-12-02 14:07:21 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/418454332 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/422170267 Remaking a work relies on the intention and inclination of the artist—that much is clear. But there are nonetheless a number of conditions that make this choice possible. I would characterise these conditions as follows: that the artist has produced a body of work over a significant period of time, otherwise the remake would simply be an unreflected repetition; that the artist has maintained a successful or, at the very least, a viable and visible career in that time, one which shows development rather than reiteration; and that the original work chosen to be remade still holds relevance to the current state of the artist’s practice not only for the artist, but also for the curator and, by extension, the perceived audience. Thus the process of the remake is something available to the limited few. ]]> 2019-12-10 14:35:12 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/422170267 Sayaka Kajita marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/422173166 She is a Japanese artist who can make sculptures with plastic pieces like spoons and cups. When making animals with old plastic spoons, for example, the most impressive thing is how she can give the idea of ​​movement and define the shapes of each item she assembles so well. ]]> 2019-12-10 14:38:48 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/422173166 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/422174539 2019-12-10 14:40:37 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/422174539 skol marketing marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/422176218 In the “round is out of your past” campaign, the brewery called 8 artists to recreate, from old posters, images of women related to beer. Camila do Rosario, Carol Rossetti, Criola, Elisa Arruda, Eva Uviedo, Manuela Eichner, Negahamburguer and Sirlanney agreed.
Eichner says he was surprised by the invitation: "It was always a problem because the woman was always either serving, or being compared to the 'you can have that merchandise' beer," he recalls. “We were a country that accepted this for a long time. Even though we didn't like it, we did nothing. I think we have a lot more of this notion today: if you don't like something, go to the street, criticize, complain ”. For Eva Uviedo, “the internet has given more voice power to those who consume. Customer dissatisfaction posted on the network spreads very quickly and nowadays everyone is much more attentive to listening so as not to make mistakes. 
via medium]]> 2019-12-10 14:42:47 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/422176218 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/422176402 2019-12-10 14:42:59 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/422176402 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/422176531 2019-12-10 14:43:11 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/422176531 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/422185875 this was the marketing of skol on carnaval, and it had a very bad repercussions from woman that was very angry at it]]> 2019-12-10 14:53:23 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/422185875 sculptures marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/431792975 daniel popper is a multidisciplinary artist’s, from cape town Africa.
Daniel specialises in Interactive art, Public art , stage design, installation art, and interior design.
but what i find to be more interesting about his work is the sculptures he make, they are mostly of wood, and in his projects he talks about alot about mother nature, yoga, and elemental beings of the forest.
he have some sculptures in the middle of the beach or in forest, what i think is amazing because just to look at this works you feel the nature anergy, the guardians of the forest. ]]> 2020-01-15 12:16:17 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/431792975 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/431793041 2020-01-15 12:16:34 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/431793041 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/431793187 2020-01-15 12:17:09 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/431793187 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/431793237 2020-01-15 12:17:24 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/431793237 pós-internet love marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/436458700 I look into some research about how relationships got different with the internet, in a good and in a bad way. https://www.correiobraziliense.com.br/app/noticia/revista/2017/06/04/interna_revista_correio,599953/como-as-redes-sociais-interferem-nos-relacionamentos-modernos.shtml

my idea was to talk about a Chinese tail about
"An invisible red thread connects those who are destined to meet, regardless of time, place, and circumstance. The thread may stretch or tangle,
But it will never break"
and how the internet, all this "confusion" of lines can make difficult to connect with people.



https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=P48ZB1I6QPc

]]> 2020-01-27 15:36:21 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/436458700 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/439656041 2020-02-03 14:42:07 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/439656041 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/439656141 2020-02-03 14:42:14 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/439656141 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/439656256 2020-02-03 14:42:23 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/439656256 Sue de beer marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/439681311 Exploring ideas of imagined memories and the phenomena of light, de Beer uses repeated patterns, a saturated palette, and cinematic devices to construct haunting, dreamlike installations. Incorporating video, sculpture, and projections, her narratives are meant to evoke familiar-yet-intangible associations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgkY65EJeeQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1XYSHkdBBM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0iHhNPZ0xc]]> 2020-02-03 15:12:11 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/439681311 psicodelic videos marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/439772571 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFiNwrY-dSA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ry0GJcUVN9g
https://youtu.be/WDRFDdhdxvI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95FxKgcgjN0]]> 2020-02-03 17:03:34 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/439772571 audio options marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/439840239 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2RsNptckmE

]]> 2020-02-03 18:32:49 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/439840239 freud theory about dreams marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/440300513 "We spend a third of our lives sleeping. However, we only dream for a few minutes. If we calculate an average, throughout our life we ​​dream of six whole years. During this process, the brain is almost fully activated, requiring the blood flow to be double that needed during wakefulness. Only part of the brain stops functioning while we sleep: the logical center. That is why dreams often acquire shades of unreality.
The only limb that we move during sleep, which occurs during the phase known as REM, is our eyes that move according to our activity in the dream. " 
via a mente é maravilhosa 

]]> 2020-02-04 14:49:31 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/440300513 Salvador Dali marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/440302492 Surrealism: 
I don't know why I like this movement so much. Perhaps it is due to the fact that it mixes both psychology and the questioning of the so-called “normal” patterns of humanity and society. In surrealism, the understanding is more open than the movements that preceded it, the scenarios are almost bizarre, and when you think that it is just a messy and inconsistent image, you are surprised by the countless possibilities of interpretation. Exactly this creativity and ethereal irrationality that attract me.]]> 2020-02-04 14:52:04 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/440302492 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/440447071 2020-02-04 17:41:04 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/440447071 marcellvs L. marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/441521008 for my installation i thought about making a black room with a projection on the ceiling to people to laid down to see the “dream” that is the video.


]]> 2020-02-06 13:48:36 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/441521008 analogical collage marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/445689957 i was looking in to some old school collages and i really liked this aesthetic, I looked in to somethings related to eyes/vision ]]> 2020-02-14 17:08:03 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/445689957 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/445690010 2020-02-14 17:08:08 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/445690010 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/445690053 2020-02-14 17:08:13 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/445690053 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/445690120 2020-02-14 17:08:20 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/445690120 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/445690401 2020-02-14 17:08:52 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/445690401 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/445690459 2020-02-14 17:08:59 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/445690459 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/446530552 my idea for some scenes was to project some random images in to people, to make a dr

https://youtu.be/-TLIQChU1Q4

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]]> 2020-02-17 21:39:14 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/446530552 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/449160457 2020-02-23 17:13:01 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/449160457 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/449160490 2020-02-23 17:13:10 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/449160490 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/449160517 2020-02-23 17:13:23 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/449160517 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/449160549 2020-02-23 17:13:41 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/449160549 my mind map marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/468919852 tattoo: "The oldest record of a tattoo was discovered in 1991 on the frozen corpse of a Copper Age man. The remains of man, which scientists dubbed "Ötzi", date back to 3,300 years before Christ. Several lines were found on his body on the back, ankles, wrists, knees and feet. It is assumed that the designs were created from the rubbing of coal in vertical cuts made on the skin.
After studying the body, X-ray examinations revealed bone degenerations next to each of the tattoos. This led scientists to believe that the people of Ötzi - who are the ancestors of Europeans - used the drawings as a kind of medical treatment to lessen the pain. With the development of civilizations, tattoos took on other meanings. According to National Geographic, women who danced at Egyptian funerals around 2000 BC had the same abstract designs of lines and dots found on female mummies from that period. Later on, one can also notice the appearance of tattoos that represented Bes, the Egyptian goddess of fertility and protection of homes" 
via superinteressante 

]]> 2020-03-21 13:49:22 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/468919852 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/468987047 2020-03-21 15:17:55 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/468987047 surrealism marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/468987837 The Surrealist movement, which is comprised of paintings, literature, sculptures and also films, emerged in the early 20th century in Paris and has a strong Freudian influence on its creative process, which is mainly influenced by irrationality and the subconscious. Here the interior of the human mind is investigated, or the dream is placed to a significant delight, until the moment when he no longer knows what a dream is and what is reality.

]]> 2020-03-21 15:18:57 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/468987837 ayahuasca marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/471226020 what is it? 
this medicine from the forest is nothing more than the joining of a vine with a leaf, which when boiled and fermented become a liquid that is consumed on spiritual dates, there are some religions that use this medicine, but the most common are Daime, and the joining of the vegetable.
this liquid helps the person to channel with "something bigger". it is not considered a psychedelic because it is used in a religious way, but it opens the pineal gland, which helps in opening the connection with the more subtle world.

]]> 2020-03-23 16:07:55 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/471226020 psychedelic marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/471233277 "The oldest fossil remains of the hallucinogenic cactus of San Pedro, found in a cave in Peru, date from between 8600 BC and 5600 BC The seeds of the legume Dermatophylum (known as “mescal beans”) found in the region that is now southern Texas and northern Mexico date from the end of the ninth millennium BC to 1000 AD And small stone sculptures called “mushroom stones” found in Guatemala, Mexico, Honduras and El Salvador suggest that hallucinogenic mushrooms would have been used in religious ceremonies between 500 BC and 900 A.D" 
via psicodelia.
I put these facts on top just to say that, since the human being exists, we use hallucinogenic plants or drugs, they alter our view about the world and about ourselves, and for me this must be explored in art, because as artist i think i don't see the world in a normal way, i always try to understand more, look for more, think more about things, explore within our own mind. and I think this is incredible

]]> 2020-03-23 16:12:07 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/471233277 psychology marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/471244780 “I think, therefore I am”, since the human being thinks, feels, he creates art, the human being has always tried to put his feelings out in some way, and soon psychology and art go together.

Freud: “I am not an art connoisseur, but simply a layman (…). I am unable to properly appreciate many of the methods used and the effects obtained in art (…). Nevertheless, works of art have a powerful effect on me, especially literature and sculpture and, less frequently, painting. This has already led me to spend a long time looking at them, trying to apprehend them in my own way, that is, explaining to myself why their effect is due. Where I cannot do this, such as with music, I am almost unable to get any pleasure. ” 
- Freud


Jung: "understanding the symbolic images of a work of art. This is a fundamental point that appears when we talk about artistic creation in Jungian theory.

For such an approach, there are two different processes in creating a work. One of these processes would be more linked to the artist's intention, to what he wants to represent. This type of art is very accessible and easy to understand. The other, however, seems to escape the artist who conceives him. It is as if, suddenly, he is taken by an overwhelming inspiration, which moves him to give a certain form to his art." 
via jung na pratica. ]]> 2020-03-23 16:18:05 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/471244780 1 sketch of my mind map marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/473019801 2020-03-24 15:51:07 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/473019801 2 testing materials marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/473027206 2020-03-24 15:54:28 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/473027206 outcome mind map marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/478202336 2020-03-27 11:48:55 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/478202336 project proposal mind map marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/478283628 2020-03-27 12:43:21 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/478283628 action plan 1 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/478551719 2020-03-27 14:52:46 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/478551719 action plan 2 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/478554057 2020-03-27 14:53:46 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/478554057 "puentes amarillos" marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534463310 its a page on instagram that do collages with text, its all in Spanish.

I really like the way he uses the text, and the way he always has a good mix of colors and textures in his collages, the words he uses even though they are "random" being found in magazines he put them together in very amazing sentences and poetic, almost like film subtitles.]]> 2020-04-27 18:57:03 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534463310 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534479791 2020-04-27 19:04:09 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534479791 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534480958 2020-04-27 19:04:39 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534480958 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534493671 katharina grosse is an artist who uses fabric and paint to make installations.

she always used a lot of colors in her work, but what interested me the most was the one where she occupies huge places with colorful cloths, I think the way the cloths give an illusory texture and the colors give the psychedelic aspect that also interests me a lot]]> 2020-04-27 19:10:01 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534493671 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534496508 2020-04-27 19:11:20 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534496508 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534496997 2020-04-27 19:11:34 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534496997 beatriz trz marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534514567 its a brazilin artist that also mixes images with texts in colages.
i find very interesting the way she uses text, and the images she uses also combined its just perfect for me, i found it very inspiring for me and i think i would like to do some collages with this aesthetic.]]> 2020-04-27 19:19:24 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534514567 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534515787 2020-04-27 19:19:58 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534515787 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534516393 2020-04-27 19:20:17 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534516393 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534516837 2020-04-27 19:20:30 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534516837 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534542982 is a multidisciplinary visual artist,
and among her incredible works, one that interested me a lot is a session of self portraits with collages, (which are probably digital) with plants, she makes an analogy that in my opinion relates how we are part of nature, which has everything to do with my final project, mixing subject and media that I have a lot of interest]]> 2020-04-27 19:31:50 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534542982 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534549306 2020-04-27 19:34:50 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534549306 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534570022 2020-04-27 19:44:42 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534570022 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534570464 2020-04-27 19:44:54 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534570464 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534579370 Gisela is an American artist that do mostly sculptures, she uses a material that have a holographic impression, I found it to be very interesting, I have some relation to rainbows that is something that im exploring a lot these days. 

here there is a text of the artist about this piece: " The singular monolithic form is reminiscent of the mystery conveyed by ancient cultural artefacts (totems), archeological treasures (Stonehenge), and early civilization architectures (pyramids), from past eras when humans seemed to possess a deeper connection to the intangible world around them. This sense of primitive intuition associated with monolithic forms becomes even more pronounced when coupled with futuristic properties of the modern era. By imbuing the monoliths with space-age qualities such as refractive surfaces, parabolic curvatures, and high-tech carbon fiber construction, their sense of mystery, awe and wonder is heightened. Through the harmonious merger of ancient and futuristic qualities, the monoliths reference our cosmological origins and desire to reach the stars again."]]> 2020-04-27 19:48:30 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534579370 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534586854 2020-04-27 19:51:56 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534586854 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534588426 2020-04-27 19:52:40 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534588426 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534597174 Dawn is an american artist who makes digital drawings with this aesthetist from the 70s, which I find very interesting, she manages to make a good mix with texts and drawings, always maintaining this psychedelic aspect.]]> 2020-04-27 19:56:50 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534597174 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534606234 2020-04-27 20:00:58 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534606234 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534606627 2020-04-27 20:01:11 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534606627 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534607638 2020-04-27 20:01:43 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534607638 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534608147 2020-04-27 20:01:58 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534608147 artist "OutraMão" marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534617539 this artist does not reveal his name, something that becomes even more part of his personality as some irony.
 he works with concrete poetry, which in short is the shortest style of poetry, which I am very interested in.
now about his art, I find his childish and simple way of passing messages so simple, yet so true, very interesting.
poetry for me is the gift of using the word, and when I read and see the composition that he creates I feel happy, it is as if he can convey feelings in a very pure way.]]> 2020-04-27 20:06:38 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534617539 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534625428 2020-04-27 20:10:41 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534625428 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534626077 2020-04-27 20:11:02 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534626077 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534626806 2020-04-27 20:11:25 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534626806 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534627509 2020-04-27 20:11:49 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534627509 Larissa Andra marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534633009 larissa is a brazilian artist who works with digital collage, but not any type of collage, she follows a pattern in her works: the caption.
it is as if each collage of her had come out of a film, the images very well chosen with such a precise text, a perfect composition, she herself writes the "captions" of her collages, which makes her also a poet, because when you read the things she writes, you really feel what she wanted to go through.
I think her work is wonderful on many levels and I have created a great interest for subtitles because of her]]> 2020-04-27 20:14:46 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534633009 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534645422 2020-04-27 20:21:04 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534645422 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534645970 2020-04-27 20:21:23 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534645970 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534646302 2020-04-27 20:21:35 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534646302 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534646752 2020-04-27 20:21:50 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534646752 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534656716 Paulo Leminski is a Brazilian poet,
he makes concrete poetry, which is a shorter and more "direct" style of poetry.
I have read your poetry book a lot, and I am very interested in writing in a more "concrete" but at the same time poetic way.
i think i will star to use a lot more text in my work, im really in to it.
I will leave some examples of my favorite poems from him.]]> 2020-04-27 20:26:53 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534656716 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534662227 2020-04-27 20:29:53 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534662227 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534662800 2020-04-27 20:30:13 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534662800 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534663348 2020-04-27 20:30:26 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534663348 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534663910 2020-04-27 20:30:47 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534663910 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534664547 2020-04-27 20:31:08 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/534664547 what is a spiritual experience? marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/537287421 Spiritual experiences are believed to be encounters with greater truths or powers related to faith. These spiritual experiences can take many forms, depending on how each of us interprets this concept.

“You are looking for the silence of the mountain, but you are looking for it abroad. Silence is accessible to you right now, within your own being ”.
-Ramana Maharshi-]]> 2020-04-28 18:41:33 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/537287421 what happens in the brain during a spiritual, mystical or religious experience? marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/537296263 The problem is that the concept of "spirituality" can be understood in many different ways by each culture and individual. For this reason, the task of specifying how the brain reacts to spirituality is not simple. 
Lisa Miller, editor of the Oxford Manual of Psychology and Spirituality, did research that highlights the idea that multiple regions of the brain are involved in processing experiences of union with a higher being, and since everyone had very different spiritual practices, the experiences described in orientation there was a lot of variability, from “a bidirectional relationship with a higher power” and “a feeling of union with nature by the ocean or on top of a mountain” to “being in an area of intense physical activity (like sports or yoga) , sudden awareness, connectivity or buoyancy felt bodily, meditation or prayer ”.

Researchers argue that this relates to a broader and more modern definition of spirituality that can be independent of religiosity

]]> 2020-04-28 18:45:13 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/537296263 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/537618548  the philosopher Espinosa,
argues that if a triangle were given the chance to define God, it would do so by saying that He has three sides and the sum of its internal angles results in 180 degrees. And so man, by ignoring the causes of his knowledge, does so: God sees everything, hears everything, knows everything, can do everything and has given us commandments that cannot be broken.
This is all wrong. God is the world, God is Nature. They are two names for one and the same thing. We need to know nature, as much as we can, if we want to know God. It is not outer, it is the inner cause of everything that exists. The cause of the essence and the existence of everything, the immanent cause, not transitive, that is, acting in us. God does not generate the world of his own free will, he is the world by pure necessity of its essence. “God does not produce because he wants to, but because he is” Deleuze, Espinosa ]]> 2020-04-28 21:35:26 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/537618548 "Dráulio de Araújo, a professor at the feredal university of rio de Janeiro, has studied the action of psychedelics on the brain. One of its focuses is the application of ayahuasca in the treatment of depression. Between 2014 and 2016, Dráulio coordinated a study involving 29 patients with resistant depression - when they use at least two drugs and do not improve. Of the total, 14 received a single dose of 1 ml per kilo of ayahuasca, accompanied by psychiatrists and nurses. The other 15 took a placebo that mimicked the appearance and taste of the tea. On the first day, ayahuasca and placebo had almost the same effect: 50% and 45% of people, respectively, reported that the symptoms of depression had halved. The difference came after 21 days: 60% of the ayahuasca group perceived a decrease in symptoms without taking any other medication, against 27% of the placebo. Chemical antidepressants, in general, take at least a month to take effect and require daily intake." marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/537631277 via super interessante 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3cOCHEpMHQ]]> 2020-04-28 21:45:00 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/537631277 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/537667935 As much as science defines ayahuasca as a psychedelic substance, religion does not define it this way. For religious practitioners, ayahuasca is an entheogenic substance. What's the difference? While a psychedelic substance generates hallucinations, shows images created by the mind and that would not be there, an entheogenic substance brings an inner manifestation of the divine. What the entheogenic substance shows is not something created "out of nothing", it is something that, from a change in consciousness, appears from the inside out.]]> 2020-04-28 22:13:44 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/537667935 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539049830 The difference between a brain with normal activity and that of someone who is meditating is a change in the way we normally process information, indicated by a drop in beta waves after about 20 minutes of meditating.
During meditation activity, the frontal lobe, the most evolved part of the brain, shows a reduction in activity. This area is responsible for reason, planning, emotions and sense of the ego itself. The parietal lobe, which processes sensory information, space and time, also decreases activity, as does the thalamus, responsible for fixing sensory activity in the brain.]]> 2020-04-29 13:03:13 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539049830 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539103339 2020-04-29 13:22:18 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539103339 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539108069 2020-04-29 13:23:50 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539108069 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539113540 2020-04-29 13:25:43 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539113540 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539119342 2020-04-29 13:27:48 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539119342 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539148435 “My work is more about your seeing than it is about my seeing, although it is a product of my seeing. I’m also interested in the sense of presence of space; that is space where you feel a presence, almost an entity — that physical feeling and power that space can give.”
- James Turrell 
the American artist James Turrell has worked directly with light and space to create artworks that engage viewers with the limits and wonder of human perception.]]> 2020-04-29 13:37:28 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539148435 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539164476 2020-04-29 13:42:37 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539164476 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539167472 2020-04-29 13:43:24 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539167472 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539170360 2020-04-29 13:44:18 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539170360 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539173389 2020-04-29 13:45:16 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/539173389 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/557526100 2020-05-07 14:10:33 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/557526100 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/572886436 adriana retailão
adriana is a brazilian artist, who works with several different media in art, but there is a sculpture she made about psychoactive plants, which is a subject that i'm researching a lot, because i believe that plants from the forest that have psychoactive substances are relate a lot to religious rituals, like mushrooms, peyote, ayahusca etc.
I think it's incredible the clean and discreet way that she places plants like marijuana in a way where even someone against marijuana does not look at the work as something psychedelic, but something serious like Portuguese tiles
]]> 2020-05-14 14:55:22 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/572886436 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/586972001 We can say that it is pure light, and is therefore associated with spiritual awakening. Don't you feel something special inside you, every time you can see a rainbow? Isn't it magical to look at the sky and see it colored? Those colors shining right after a rain always remind me that there is no harm that always lasts. It is a reminder that God acts unconditionally, is always present, and that everything negative, difficult, troubled, will one day give way to something colorful and beautiful, like a beautiful rainbow. Transformation is one of the main divine attributes and it is thanks to him that we have the opportunity to grow.]]> 2020-05-21 13:41:02 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/586972001 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/604929317 Religion is a unique, singular posture, which results from a certain belief (closes the focus, therefore). Spirituality is a revealing derivation of mystical intensity in its plurality (on the contrary, it opens the focus).
Religion, spirituality and the meaning of life have different meanings. All religious concepts are linked to expressions of cults, rituals and other forms of religious expressions; while spirituality is understood as a constitutive human dimension, characterized by the intimacy of the human being with something greater. Differently, the meaning of life consists of an ontological reality and not a cultural creation. ]]> 2020-06-01 14:45:21 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/604929317 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/604943683 Buddhism represents an attitude towards the world, a behavioral technique. His followers learn to let go of everything that is transitory, which results in a kind of spiritual self-sufficiency.
In the Buddhist universe, which has no beginning or end, Nirvana would be the ideal stage, but this cannot be taught, only perceived.
Karma is a prominent topic in Buddhism. According to this idea, good and bad actions (arising from mental intention) will have consequences in the next reincarnations, for which there is no divine salvation.
The rainbow body is a concept in Tibetan Buddhism, which means one of the maximum levels of illumination when everything starts to turn into pure light. The rainbow body precedes the state of nirvana, being the last stage of enlightenment in consciousness before it.]]> 2020-06-01 14:51:27 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/604943683 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/604970244 Through these advanced methods of dzogchen (great perfection), accomplished practitioners can lead their lives to an extraordinary and triumphant end. When they die, they allow their body to be reabsorbed back into the light essence of the elements that created it and, consequently, the material body dissolves into light and disappears completely. This process is known as '' rainbow body '' or '' light body '', because its dissolution is often accompanied by spontaneous manifestations of this kind. The ancient dzogchen tantras - and the writings of the great masters - distinguish different categories of this amazing and supernatural phenomenon, for there was a time when, although not common, it was reasonably frequent.
  In general, a person who knows that he is about to reach the "rainbow body" asks to be left alone and undisturbed for seven days in a room or tent, and on the eighth, only nails and hair , the body's impurities, are found.
  This may be a very difficult thing for us to believe, but the factual history of the dzogchen lineage is full of examples of individuals who reached the '' rainbow body '' and, as Dudjom Rinpoche used to say, it is not just old stories. Among the many examples, I would like to choose one of the most recent and famous, with which I have a personal connection, which occurred in 1952 in Timor-Leste and witnessed by many people. The man who did it, Sogam Namgyal, was the father of my tutor and brother of the lama Tsetsen, whose death I described at the beginning of this book. He was a very simple and humble man, who made his living as a traveling stone sculptor, engraving mantras and sacred texts. Some say that in his youth he was a hunter and that he had received the teachings of a great master, but in reality, no one knew that he was a practitioner, of those we call "hidden". Sometime before his death he was seen climbing up the mountains, where he sat against the sky, looking out into space, and composed his own songs and songs, which he sang in place of the traditional ones. Nobody had any idea what he was doing, until one day he got sick or seemed to get sick, and, strange as it may seem, he was increasingly happy. When the disease worsened, the family called in teachers and doctors, and the son told him that he would not forget his teachings, but Namgyal smiled and replied: '' I have forgotten them all and, in any case, there is nothing for remember. Everything is an illusion but I am confident that everything will go well. '' Just before his death, at the age of seventy-nine, he said: '' All I ask is that when I die, they don't touch my body for a week ''. When he died, the family wrapped his body in cloths and invited monks and lamas to practice for him. They put the body in a room in the house and could not help but notice that, although Namgyal was a tall and strong person, they had no problem putting him in that room, it was as if the body had shrunk. At the same time, an extraordinary display of light, with the colors of the rainbow, was seen throughout the house. On the sixth day, when they looked at him, they found that the body became smaller and smaller, and on the eighth, on the morning when the funeral was to take place, the men arrived to take the body, but when they unrolled the cloths they found only inside you gave nails and hair.
  My master Jamyang Khyentse asked to be sent to them and confirmed that it was a case of "rainbow body".

Sogyal Rinpoche '' The Tibetan book of life and death, chapter X '' the rainbow body ''.]]> 2020-06-01 15:03:01 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/604970244 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/628911876 The anthropologist and ethnopharmacologist Christian Ratsch wrote this book where she catalogs all plants with psycho active effects, their effects, duration of each effect and so on.
In this book, what I found most interesting is the connection she makes with hallucinogenic plants and God, because she says that if God made everything there was, then he also made these special plants and that we should use them for our spiritual awakening.
In my work I think this comparison is very related given the fact that I talk about how God is in everything, and that these psycho-active effects can be used to connect with God.]]> 2020-06-16 13:10:18 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/628911876 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/628913408 2020-06-16 13:11:24 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/628913408 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/628914845 2020-06-16 13:12:14 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/628914845 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/628921292 Because of its peculiar psychoactive power, LSD started to be used in psychotherapy, where it obtained excellent results in the treatment of countless cases. The most popular researcher of his actions in the psyche was the North American Psychologist Timothy Leary. he undertook the hallucinogen research project, administering psilocybin and LSD to students of psychology and intellectuals who applied spontaneously. Very badly seen by a number of University members, exposed in the media in an exhausting way, Leary ended his university career being expelled in 196315. Walking intolerably towards scientific scholasticism, he reconciled scientific research and spirituality, bringing with him numerous allies to your purpose.
“The psychedelic regime will allow everyone to understand that he is not a robot put on earth to receive a social security number and to be added to the groupings that are school, career, insurance, funerals, farewells. Thanks to LSD, every human being will be able to understand that the complete history of evolution is registered in his body16. ”]]> 2020-06-16 13:16:10 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/628921292 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/628926433 2020-06-16 13:19:11 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/628926433 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/628934439 The star is a source of light and is associated with celestial symbolism. It represents perfection, light, rebirth, heaven, the divine, protection, hope, desire, renewal, balance and wisdom.

The four-pointed star symbolizes the birth of the baby Jesus; called "Estrela de Belém" she was responsible for guiding and leading the three wise men to Belém to worship the boy.

Symbol of the human microcosm, the five-pointed star or Pentagram, symbolizes the spiritual world, guidance and divine protection from the dead. On the other hand, it can symbolize the five wounds of Christ. In addition, the five-pointed star was the symbol of the Sumerian goddess of fertility Ishtar since the star symbolizes her warrior attitude.

The seven-pointed star symbolizes the harmony of the world, the seven colors of the rainbow, the seven planetary zones, largely sharing its symbolism with the number seven.
Thus, the seven-pointed star or the heptagram for Christians symbolizes the seven days of creation of the world, while for Buddhists it symbolizes the seven steps to evolution or enlightenment. It is worth remembering that for pagans, this star represents a magical symbol.]]> 2020-06-16 13:23:43 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/628934439 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629231227 In order to obtain and feel the true meaning of the power of these plants, it is necessary to participate in a shamanic ritual, as the entire process must be guided by an experienced guardian, the shaman, as in addition to some plants representing a health hazard - if they are not used in the right amount - the person will not live the same experience if not properly guided.

Both the power plants and the master provide the amplitude of vision, which have an effect on man capable of sending him to another universe, the spiritual, where he will find and confront the truths of his life.]]> 2020-06-16 16:22:52 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629231227 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629424755 2020-06-16 18:42:03 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629424755 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629425924 2020-06-16 18:42:56 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629425924 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629426856 2020-06-16 18:43:40 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629426856 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629428310 2020-06-16 18:44:46 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629428310 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629430095 2020-06-16 18:46:08 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629430095 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629431923 2020-06-16 18:47:32 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629431923 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629432867 2020-06-16 18:48:13 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629432867 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629433919 2020-06-16 18:48:58 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629433919 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629434916 2020-06-16 18:49:43 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629434916 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629435933 2020-06-16 18:50:29 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629435933 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629436625 2020-06-16 18:51:01 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629436625 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629437318 2020-06-16 18:51:34 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629437318 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629438228 2020-06-16 18:52:17 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629438228 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629455541 2020-06-16 19:05:52 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629455541 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629456093 2020-06-16 19:06:21 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629456093 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629456900 2020-06-16 19:06:55 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629456900 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629457406 2020-06-16 19:07:22 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629457406 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629457828 2020-06-16 19:07:43 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629457828 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629458210 2020-06-16 19:08:04 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629458210 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629459631 2020-06-16 19:08:58 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629459631 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629460138 2020-06-16 19:09:26 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629460138 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629460714 2020-06-16 19:09:54 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629460714 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629461219 2020-06-16 19:10:21 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629461219 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629461760 2020-06-16 19:10:47 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629461760 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629462219 2020-06-16 19:11:10 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629462219 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629462603 2020-06-16 19:11:31 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/629462603 Newton and the colors marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/643234314 Newton was an English scientist, physicist and mathematician.
Many years before Newton, it was already known that white light gave rise to a colored beam when it passed through a glass prism. Howeverhe he realized that the white light, coming from the Sun, dispersed in colored beams and this set of colors called spectrum.
the physicist hypothesized that the light was not pure, but formed by mixing or superimposing all the colors in the spectrum.
and thanks to him we have the knowledge about the true "color of light".
 my work in using prisms is totally related to this theory, and I feel that by studying this I was able to understand more about how the "theoretical" part of a prism and its refraction of light works.]]> 2020-06-29 18:38:39 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/643234314 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/643247296 Zoroastrianism or Mazdeism predominated as a religion in the region of the Persian Empire.
Zarathustra was said to have received the seven teachings of the god Ormuzd, which led him to start spreading a religion based on the ideals of purity and equality.
Zoroastrianism preached the dualistic interpretation of the world, divided between the forces of good and evil, Zarathustra claimed the existence of a supreme god, who had created two other powerful beings who shared his own nature: Ormuzd who would be the source of all good , while Ariman would be the origin of the evil, after he rebelled.
It was up to men to worship Ormuzd, since he was the creator, the god of LIGHT and the spiritual realm.
These teachings would be compiled in the book Zend-Avest, which would have been written by Zarathustra. The rites should take place in mountains, where sacrifices and worship of the sun and fire should be performed.
what this religion interested me most is the fascination with light and fire, being an archetype of divinity.]]> 2020-06-29 18:53:34 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/643247296 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/643254373 2020-06-29 19:03:36 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/643254373 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646057693 Galileo Galilei said the following phrase "Mathematics is the alphabet with which God wrote the universe."
The so-called Sacred Geometry is associated with the branch of mathematics that studies geometric shapes (geometry),
However, this concept goes beyond that, it is said by many philosophers and mathematicians that these geometric patterns symbolize the divine.
There are several geometric shapes that, either alone or composed with another shape, are considered sacred in different cultures and different times.
The circle is a universal symbol of completeness, perfection and eternity, being very close to God.
The triangle represents the trinity of the gods for Christian, Hindu, Egyptian and Babylonian cultures. Egyptian pyramids were tombs for pharaohs, being religious sites. The Mayan pyramids were built according to astral cycles.
The mandala is a circle that symbolizes the universe, a composition of geometric elements inside that represent the cosmos. Widely used to guide thoughts.
Flor Da VIda symbolizes the interconnectedness of life and all beings, being the primary structure that is submitted to nature, creation and the universe.
For Plato, God created the world based on the four elements of nature, which are associated with four solids. The tetrahedron symbolizes fire, the cube represents the earth, the octahedron is related to air and the icosahedron is related to water.
METATRON Metatron is a very powerful angel, a bridge between God and humanity, a divine spokesman. Therefore, its cube symbolizes the sacred, connecting the entire universe.
Unite the elements of sacred Geometry, to the context of the installation .... where LIGHTS will be manifested within geometric prisms]]> 2020-07-02 14:53:22 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646057693 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646062008 The Sun, given its impact on human life, has become the main deity in various eras and religions

Pantheism, are the oldest spiritual manifestations in the world and the first stage of the evolution of religious thought (before 4000 BC). They have no written basis. God is in the sun, the moon, the wind and the forces of nature.
Ancient peoples, such as Egyptians, Aztecs, Incas, Mayans and others, revered LIGHT and solar movements.
The “Sol Invictus” main deity of the Roman Empire, introduction of the veneration to this god occurred in the year 270 d. In Rome, by the hands of Emperor Aureliano.
In Freemasonry's symbology, the Sun, the "all-seeing eye" ... Eye of Providence is a symbol displaying an eye surrounded by rays of light or in glory, often within or on top of a triangle or pyramid. It is usually interpreted as the representation of the eye of God watching humanity.
As a source of light, warmth and spirituality, the sun has a presence in human life and its history.
bringing the Sun as a basic element in the project]]> 2020-07-02 14:57:46 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646062008 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646063999 Western and eastern mythologies bring in their context the experience of light as a divine attribute in the creation of the planet, nature, animals and the human being
I selected Norse mythology and the Bible for my studies on light, where I could compare the processes of Creation.
In north mythology the ice covered the entire planet and a light warms the planet, transforming the ice into vapors. At that moment all creation is manifested
In the mythical Jewish creationist, in the beginning everything was darkness and the light was made at the command of God.
Light manifests itself in human expression for the processes of divine creation, bringing spirituality.]]> 2020-07-02 15:00:04 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646063999 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646064653 Crystal of the phosphate family, found in abundance in nature.
Predominates in intense blue tint
One of the minerals found in human biochemistry, like teeth and the pineal.
I searched for scientific information, that the Apatite crystal is present in Pineal,
Through research by Dr Sérgio Felipe de Oliveira, Psychiatrist and Master of Science from the University of São Paulo,
his studies have scientifically proven the presence of this powerful crystal in our pineal.
I transcribe below Dr Oliveira's answer about apatite

"Is it true that the pineal calcifies with middle age? And does this calcification affect mediumship?

"No, the pineal does not calcify; it forms apatite crystals, and that does not depend on age. These crystals have to do with the profile of the gland's function. A child can have these crystals in the pineal in large quantities while an adult may not. We realized, from research, that when an adult has a lot of these crystals in the pineal, it’s easier to hijack the electromagnetic field. When the person has a lot of these crystals and hijacks that magnetic field, that field arrives in a crystal and it’s repelled and bounced by the other crystals, and this individual then presents more easily in the phenomenon of incorporation. "

being the LIGHT made of electromagnetic waves and the Apatite in our pineal captures this electromagnetic field, I will use LIGHT as a stimulus to the connectors in our mind and activate the spiritual sensitivity]]> 2020-07-02 15:00:50 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646064653 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646067991 Pineal Glandula is a small endocrine gland (the size of a pea) in the vertebrate brain, producing melatonin, a hormone derived from serotonin that modulates sleep patterns in circadian and seasonal cycles.
Many religious traditions and cultures associate the pineal gland with mediumship and openness and spiritual connection.
Pineal is the gland of mental life. It wakes up in the organism of man, at puberty, the creative forces and then continues to function.
Known as the "third eye" in the Hindu tradition, it is linked to intuitive ability and subtle perception.
In Eastern cultures, who have the vision of Chakras (of energy wheels that activate the body / mind and spirit)
the pineal is very important because it activates the chakra of the third vision and the coronary, which is at the top of the head and is what makes the connection with the other planes, or god.
This organ being activated in dark environments ... I can conclude that in the contrasts of light and shadow we have a good path to spiritual connection.

]]> 2020-07-02 15:04:32 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646067991 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646074432 Thanatology is the study of life after death. What happens when people experience an NDE (near death experience)
Where Light and spirituality meet.
In the various NDE experiences that I researched, there are common points in the reports, where LUZ BRANCA, always appears.
Seeking to refine this conclusion, I studied the article made by the University of Connecticut on NDE cases with blind people at birth, people who have lost their sense of sight, have reported being able, during an NDE, to use that sense. In one study, 80% of a sample of blind people, including some who were blind since birth, reported visual experiences during NDE. It is important to know, that blind people do not have visual experiences in dreams
In the famous book, "LIfe after Life", by Dr Raymod Moody, the light described in NDEs, is a beautiful and unusual light and that the individual reports feeling "bathed" by a special LIGHT.]]> 2020-07-02 15:11:34 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646074432 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646075605
The Light of the Sun, in its magnitude, was a symbol and source of "Divine Light" in countless architectural projects.
Since ancient times, civilizations have used sunlight to illuminate special points of the temples, pulpit and altars, radiating the power of the supernatural through light.
In the figure below we can see the decomposition of white light in a prism. In the prism, the decomposition of white light is more accentuated by the fact that it undergoes two refractions, that is, it undergoes refraction on the first face and later on the second face.
The sun, as the perfect and main source of white light.]]> 2020-07-02 15:12:57 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646075605 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646076867 2020-07-02 15:13:45 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646076867 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646079122 In the beginning, the fire with its light and heat, enchanted and frightened the primitive man.
The first natural energy used by man intentionally was fire. When a lightning bolt, which announced a storm, set a tree on fire, the prehistoric man could not yet have control over him. If the fire acquired from that episode went out, it was necessary to wait for other fires before fire could be obtained again.
fire the principle of light, the dominance of fire and, however rustic and primitive, torches enabled man to defy the long hours of darkness and thus remain for longer in social life
By mastering fire, Homus erectus, produces light, and begins the human journey between light and spirituality.
Thinking about the importance of fire light in our atavistic memories, I brought the primordial Fire of the Sun, as the initial source of all light]]> 2020-07-02 15:16:21 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646079122 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646082668 The cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris is one of the oldest French cathedrals in the Gothic style. Construction started in 1163, it is also known for its three beautiful roses, that is, the three large rosettes form the Trinity of light.
These wonderful mandalas where the light, when passing through the colors of the stained glass, seeks to remind the faithful of the divine light and, with this, to remind of the need to seek the spiritual life and rise up towards God. This is the primary intention of all rosettes regardless of the cathedral where they are present.]]> 2020-07-02 15:20:12 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646082668 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646085915 Oscar Niemeyer is a brazilian architect with great influence in modern architecture.
The Metropolitan Cathedral of Nossa Senhora Aparecida, popularly known as Brasília Cathedral, was designed by Oscar Niemeyer and built between 1959 and 1970, and is part of the initial set of buildings that make up the Monumental Axis of the Brazilian capital.
The stained glass windows that make the closings between the pillars provide the cathedral's nave with abundant light. The internal monumentality seems to be beyond the external majesty.
In the architecture of the cathedral, architect Niemeyer, represents spirituality with the effects of shadow and light.
The architect created a path where the observer establishes a dialogue with the work as he develops his own sensations, visions and interpretations. The main access without much light (the darkest part) provides an attitude of reflection and the main nave has abundant lighting. brings the spirit of peace.]]> 2020-07-02 15:24:01 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646085915 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646107138 The tree of life is a sacred symbol of creation, fruitfulness and immortality. It represents a connection between heaven, earth and underworld.
The tree of life offers a clear narrative: from the moment of birth (the seed) to the establishment of firm roots in the soil, growth towards the sun, (life's difficulties) bearing fruit and being reborn in future generations. (spiritual enlightenment).
In addition to representing the path of human evolution, the Tree of Life suggests a connection between matter and spirit, since the plant's goal, since birth in the interior of the earth, is to launch its branches towards the sky.
What I feel most special about the tree of life is the realization it creates representing nature as a whole, and its protective and divine energy, as for my installation the use of trees and my openness is necessary given the fact that no other structure could replace the energy of a tree.]]> 2020-07-02 15:49:20 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646107138 candeia marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646107677 candeia is a very resistant and beautiful tree that is rare to find if not at high altitudes, usually not very tall but with low and wide branches and drawn wood, it is a tree of great importance here in the mountain range because it is part of the local landscape.
I am particularly fond of her and her energy and that is why I decided to place my installation in a candeia at 1300m above sea level.]]> 2020-07-02 15:50:00 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646107677 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646115240 photography has always been a big part of my inspiration in art and I believe that some artists influenced me a lot to follow this passion and this media among many others, soon I will leave below some artists that inspire me]]> 2020-07-02 15:59:01 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646115240 Sabrina Samel marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646118634 Sabrina is a Brazilian photographer who captures a lot of poetry in nature, I like the simple way and with very basic palettes, there is a great influence of art in her photographs and she does a lot of art reinterpretations in her photographs, like "the dance" of Henry Matisse.]]> 2020-07-02 16:03:07 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646118634 Sebastião Salgado marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646127207 Sebastião Ribeiro Salgado is a Brazilian photographer, born in Aimorés, Minas Gerais
I think that what I am most inspired by in the work of sebastiao is the way he brings the greatness of nature as the main source in his work, you can feel the dimension and power of mother nature through his photos.]]> 2020-07-02 16:12:35 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646127207 Yasmin Pessoa marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646127459 Yasmin is a Brazilian photographer and dancer who travels to latin america making records in our culture, and the almost no effects of her records bring great closeness to that energy that we carry from the latin force and the tropical beauty that is around us.]]> 2020-07-02 16:12:52 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646127459 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646131075 2020-07-02 16:17:18 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646131075 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646132597 2020-07-02 16:19:14 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646132597 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646133495 2020-07-02 16:20:32 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646133495 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646134351 2020-07-02 16:21:33 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646134351 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646134785 2020-07-02 16:22:11 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646134785 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646137360 2020-07-02 16:25:28 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646137360 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646138157 2020-07-02 16:26:13 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646138157 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646138825 2020-07-02 16:26:57 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646138825 marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646277175 for my installation I researched a lot of open air installations for inspiration and these were the ones that I most related to as something that was connected with nature]]> 2020-07-02 19:38:02 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646277175 Cornelia Konrads marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646279294 Cornelia Konrads is a German artist very inspired by nature for her works and makes installations in an open sky in a way that she relates to the environment in an unusual and questioning way.]]> 2020-07-02 19:41:02 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646279294 " going away" marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646280033 The walkway was built on the beach, following the example of so many others in the region. The difference is that it emerges out of the sand and dissolves in the air.]]> 2020-07-02 19:42:06 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646280033 "Passage" marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646281207 the wood branches suspended in the air float and form a passageway, the passageway is associated with a transition, and like other works by the artist it vanishes through the air]]> 2020-07-02 19:43:49 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646281207 Rune Guneriussen marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646283199 Rune Guneriussen is a Norwegian conceptual artist whose work defies definition, walking between photography, sculpture, and installation.
he also uses a lot of light in his work, what I find to be very interesting.]]> 2020-07-02 19:46:47 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646283199 "Fairytale forest" marinawells https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646285282 I find this aesthetic of mysticism and fairy tale very interesting, the fact that the artist places this installation in nature connects me even more with the idea of something magical.]]> 2020-07-02 19:49:52 UTC https://padlet.com/marinawells/xlk0472pfpal/wish/646285282