Reason of Fields
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posted by /t. at 9:00 PM
14 Comments:
For some reason the title reminded me of Elysian Fields...I like the monochrome field.
Hiiii!
xx
pinks
pinks,
monochrome?!?
might be time for you to
retire that old TRS-80 and upgrade, dear ;)
pinks! so it's true then -- there is life after blogging! welcome back <3
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/t.
This does look plain, but nice.
LL,
i like to
think of this work
as a lamb -- plain but nice
and that's absolutely the best way to be <3
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/t.
why it's a positively lovely plane of grays and and whites and blacks .. and dark green dots!
extra points
to foam for noting
the dark green in this work <3
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/t.
:-)
Red I want red I should praise its wonderful qualities and I do. But I love most of all the vibrant colours you give us
It is a lovely poem dear /t., I must be colour blind as I thought the dots were dark gray.
xoxoxo ♡
mo,
for you
THIS TEXT IS RED <3
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dianne,
not color blind,
but you hint at an issue
long known to new media artists...
results of our efforts here in the cyberstream can and will vary widely -- differences of computer equipment: newer or older, faster or slower, with or without this or that capability; differences of operating system and web browser: safari, firefox, chrome, and etc; and differences in system and user settings; language options, text sizes, color and other overrides, and etc
dark green dots to one might be dark gray boxes to another -- new media artists know this and can compensate to some degree by making artworks that function essentially as intended with either dots or boxes
a better option, imo, is for artists working in new media to embrace the unique capabilities and to produce artworks that explore and celebrate the differences -- a new way of thinking about what art is and how it works, and that might in time give rise to a new art form(!)
so you see, dianne, your vision is perfect <3
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/t.
Perfect autumn image.
I do see the dots as dark green.
Random trees. Empty fields separated by deep hedges. A few bushes in the hedges aren't as thick as the others. Perhaps a gate in the middle. A deep shadow creeps in the right bottom corner. Night comes fast as winter arrives.
nathalie,
please do not be frightened ;)
but i think that you and i actually
think very much alike with respect to 'reading'
& interpreting these kinds of works -- literally visually!
and with thanks <3
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/t.
And a wee lamb gambols by
mo,
she a rambler
and a gamboller :)
aha ha ha <3
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/t.
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