#painting

Та одного конкретного нема. Змішані погляди, переконання, емоції, відчуття. Спроба з свого існування побудувати вавилонську башту, і вона збудована як в тій картині, (Пітера Брейгеля Старшого) але не до кінця. Ну на мою башту Бог, вкінці-кінців не розсердиться. Бо це логічний процес. Я з'явився, я будую. Я збудую. Я повинен збудувати. І якщо мене донині розваляло вітрами і землетрусами, то я ще маю, що робити на майбутнє. Словом, ніби і одним днем, а через якийсь час тримаю у голові, що завтра буде і після завтра. Не забуваю про вчора, отже буде нормальним завтра. Повинно таким бути.
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But there is no specific one. Mixed views, beliefs, emotions, feelings. An attempt from its existence to build a Babel tower, and it is built as in that painting (by Pieter Bruegel the Elder) but not completely. Well, God will not be angry with my tower in the end. Because this is a logical process. I appeared, I build. I will build I have to build. And if to this day I have been destroyed by winds and earthquakes, then I still have something to do for the future. In a word, as if in one day, and after some time I keep in my head what tomorrow will be and the day after tomorrow. I don't forget about yesterday, so tomorrow will be normal. It should be like that.
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Over the past couple of years we've been working on turning the wall in our stairwell into a gallery wall. Granted, we are in no hurry to fill that space-- preferring to add pieces gradually.

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Not only does this result in a collection of art that feels more organic, as though it were curated out of love rather than purchased for the sole purpose of taking up space, but many of the artworks in our collection have specific memories attached to them!

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For example, I bought this painting on a trip to Leeds, a couple of years ago. It depicts Lower Briggate, a part of the city closer to where we stayed.

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I have a lot of fond memories of that little adventure. I got to spend time with family who I hadn't seen since before the pandemic, I discovered a new favourite restaurant (which I've since made a point of revisiting every time I am in Leeds because it's just that good!), and got to listen to my cousin regale us with a rather humorous story of a wild night out he went on... Which coincidentally took place at a karaoke bar in Briggate. 😂

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I now associate this painting with that trip, and all those fun moments shared with people I love. If we ignore the sentimental factor though, I think it's a beautiful piece of art in and of itself. The colours are just gorgeous.

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Oh, I love this question. I think I would focus on the concept of transformation cause there is something so powerful and universal about the idea of change - how it can be beautiful, frightening, and exhilarating all at once. And through art, we can capture those moments of transformation in all their complexity and nuance. Whether it is a painting that captures the shifting hues of a sunset or a sculpture that transforms raw materials into something new and unexpected, there are endless ways to explore this theme. And for me personally, transformation is something that resonates deeply - We are always growing and changing throughout our lives; sometimes slowly and imperceptibly like saplings reaching towards sunlight; other times with sudden bursts of inspiration or upheaval like butterflies emerging from cocoons. 🌻♡.

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In my case, some people confuse romanticism with rheumatism - but this is just a manifestation of dark humor that I celebrate every day. Regarding the behavior in the film, it even exceeded my black humor. This is not funny, this is the rude behavior of an insolent man. Since we live in Poland, not everyone, especially the younger ones, can understand the answer in English, so I will write the same in Polish. I hope it doesn't bother you?
I am in the process of arranging the installation of a computer network in my private IT room. Before painting, I need to build a computer network. More of my answers will be available later this evening
Best regards and have a nice day

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Macie to samo w języku polskim
W moim wypadku niektóry mylą romantyzm z reumatyzmem – ale to tylko przejaw czarnego humoru, który celebruję codziennie. Odnośnie zachowania na filmie to nawet przerosło mój czarny humor. To nie jest śmieszne, to jest chamskie zachowanie bezczelnego człowieka. Ponieważ mieszkamy w Polsce nie wszyscy szczególnie młodsi mogą zrozumieć odpowiedź w języku angielskim, dlatego napiszę to samo po polsku. Mam nadzieję, że Tobie to nie przeszkadza?
Ja się biorę za układanie instalacji sieci komputerowej w moim prywatnym pokoju informatycznym. Przed malowaniem muszę zbudować sieć komputerową.
Więcej moich odpowiedzi będzie późnym wieczorem
Pozdrawiam serdecznie i życzę miłego dnia

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self-care ideas that can help you relax, recharge, and improve your overall well-being:
Physical Self-Care:
Take a relaxing bath.
Go for a walk or hike.
Practice stretching exercises.
Get a massage or use a foam roller for muscle relief.
Ensure adequate sleep and rest.

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Mental and Emotional Self-Care:
Practice mindfulness or meditation.
Write in a journal to express your thoughts and feelings.
Read a book or listen to an audiobook.
Practice gratitude by listing things you are thankful for.
Seek therapy or counseling if needed.

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Social Self-Care:
Spend time with friends and family.
Call or video chat with a loved one.
Join a club or group that interests you.
Volunteer for a cause you care about.

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Creative Self-Care:
Engage in a hobby like painting, knitting, or gardening.
Cook or bake something new.
Listen to or play music.
Try a DIY project or craft.

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Environmental Self-Care:
Declutter and organize your living space.
Create a calming environment with candles, plants, or essential oils.
Spend time in nature or a peaceful setting.

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Spiritual Self-Care:
Practice meditation or prayer.
Read spiritual or inspirational texts.
Spend time in nature to feel connected to the earth.

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I learn best when looking at drawings/being visual but I usually don’t go in depth about what the images could possibly mean and try to discover the hidden meaning behind them. Unfortunately, whenever I create an artwork, I tend to draw the shapes and images that are easy for me to draw and they don’t express how I feel on the inside but they do help me express my creativity. I sometimes wish I was more creative and could draw in any way shape or form, but I’m not that talented. It’s probably why I was also very reluctant about speaking up in my beginning stages of drawing class because I would have to not only talk in front of others, but I’d also have to describe the images I’m looking at and my mind would go blank. I do get lost in thought when doing ceramics and/or painting but being able to express how I feel on the inside through my artwork(s) is something I couldn’t do, unlike others who are more advanced in art.

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《 Gyuri 》

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- Studied korean language and literature, graduated 3 years ago. Worked at a huge news firm for a year, but hated it, so she free-lanced for a bit
- published her first book a year ago. Recently published her second book and it's a huge success, making waves all across South Korea.
- All her books are about questioning and challenging conformist societies where individualism is frowned upon and usually disregarded as an act of rebellion, in one form or another.
- is an advocate/activist, especially for women's issues, lgbtq+ rights and against toxic masculinity.
- an art lover, loves to visit museums. Has a weird obsession with the painting 'wanderer above the sea of fog'.
- rumour has it she recently met her high school sweetheart, Baekhyun, again and they are now slowly but surely rekindling their love.

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I was just born but I'll tell you what I loved about the mid or late 2000s:

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1) Completing my school HW in the school bus itself so I wouldn't have to bother with it at home📚
2) Coming home from school and watching Scooby- Doo🐶
3) Dancing with my Sister👩🏽‍🤝‍👩🏼
4) Sneaking outside the house and putting on heels of the female guests that came home lol 👠
5) Eating a lot of Vada pav😋
6) When I'd go to my Nani's during vacation cuddle with her (squeeze the life out of her) and take afternoon naps😴
7)Listen to Nana's motivational and ghost stories haha
8) Meeting all the lovely ladies who'd come to school every year from the US who would appreciate our performance for the Annual Christmas Celebration (I was a part of the choir)🎤
9) Write song lyrics in my rough book and sing with friends in school and classes😂
10) Drawing, Sketching and Painting 🖌️ 🎨

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P.S. So grateful for everything, it was truly an amazing time.
Thanks for this question, brought back beautiful memories!!✨👶🏼

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The air feels charged, heavy with anticipation. Dark clouds gather on the horizon, their edges tinged with an ominous gray. The wind whispers secrets, rustling through the leaves like a warning. There's a palpable tension in the atmosphere, a sense of impending chaos. The first few raindrops fall, hesitant at first, then steadily gaining momentum. Thunder rumbles in the distance, a low growl that reverberates through the earth. The sky darkens, swallowing the landscape in shadow. Flashes of lightning illuminate the sky, momentarily painting the world in stark relief. Nature unleashes its fury, rain pouring down in torrents, washing away the sins of the earth. Trees sway in the wind, bending but not breaking, as if in defiance of the storm's wrath. And in the midst of it all, there's a strange kind of beauty, a raw power that commands respect. As the storm rages on, I find myself both awed and humbled by its primal force.

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