Under Scan utilises highly sophisticated, integrated technologies. The world’s brightest projector (110,000 lumens of intensity) will be installed to flood an area covering around 1500 square metres with bright light, creating shadows of people walking through it. A surveillance camera will detect people as they walk in the area. Video portraits, selected at random from [...]
The Temple’s Fourth Burning, Yuca Ishizuka
Golden Pavilion, 2006, installation with projection of the reconstructed film by Takabayashi, Yuca Ishizuka
Artist and designer.
Her strong background in photography and video, combined with her insatiable interest in social art drives her deeply into her own style of unconventional art.
Some of her work is really interesting. Check it out.
http://homepage.mac.com/xyucax
Rituals and more
Reading a little about rituals and Lemurs I found that in some places these creatures are considered the lively and mischievous spirits of the departed, and they return each year on May 9, 11, and 13.
The ritual consists that in each Lemur’s Day at 12:01 A.M., you should rinse your hands in clear water three [...]
LSU Indian Mound
if you are interested in the LSU Indian Mound, want to know who create the Indain Mound, and who was killed there…
Link: http://media.www.lsureveille.com/media/storage/paper868/news/2003/02/13/News/Mind-The.Mounds-2045136.shtml
pleiades: Seven Stars
Song of the Pleiades
The Pleiades are one of the interesting constellations of the winter months. Garrett P. Serviss says: “In every age and in every country, the Pleiades have been watched, admired, and wondered at, for they are visible from every inhabited land on the globe. To many, they are popularly known as the Seven [...]
Sacred fire
Ceremony or Scarify?
I was looking at the book Ancient City recommended by Don. What interested me is the sacred fire and rite. I think fire is “Qi” that can bring life to our garden.
As I discussed this idea with Joan, she suggested to have a fire descent from the ground to the air. With bunch [...]
