‘Entering Meters Going Nowhere’ (2014-ongoing) by Kris van Dessel.
Measuring and entering the distances traveled in his studio while working.
Each month the total number of meters has been entered in Google to find a mountain with the equal number of meters as height.
By sk
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Tagged distance, DIY, enter, going, google, height, internet, kris van dessel, meter, mountain, nowhere, number, photo, studio, travel, work
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The testing of highlighters in the factory where they are made.
By mh
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Tagged action, beauty, choreography, collection, comsumption, dance, discovery channel, found, gif, highlighters, innocence, internet, markers, moving, pens, precision, production, romance, synchronicity, unknown
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From Alfred Lukyanovich Yarbus‘s book, ‘Eye Movements and Vision’ (1967). Scan patterns for four of the observers in the study as they freely viewed the portrait of Yarbus.
Yarbus is one of the founders of modern eye movement research. His work – based on the development of a method for accurately recording eye movements, using suction caps on the eyes – has had a profound influence on recent approaches to the study of eye movements and vision.
By dd
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Tagged experimental psychology, eye movement, machine, movement, observer, patterns, portrait, research, scan, science, suction cap, viewing, vision, yarbus
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Marcel Broodthaers, ‘Pot avec photo noir et blanc (autoportrait)’ (1967)
By mh
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Tagged belgian, belgium, DIY, fuckem, fun, glass, jar, marcel broodthaers, photography, picture, pot avec photo noir et blanc (autoportrait), romance, self-portrait, the wild, unknown
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Bethan Huws, ‘Sculpture’ (2008)
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Tagged berlin, bethan huws, book, case, closed, collection, contents, display, found, fuckem, open, sculpture, text, unknown, vitrine, volume, welsh
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Sorting rack (1970) by Gerrit van Bakel
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Tagged architecture, collection, DIY, furniture, gerrit van bakel, house, netherlands, sculpture, sorteerrek, sorting rack, wood
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Charlotte Posenenske, ‘Series D Vierkantrohre (Square Tubes)’ (1967-2009)
‘The Gate’ (2012) by Mandla Reuter.
Piet Mondrian, ‘Lighthouse in Westkapelle’ (1909)
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Tagged background, bas jan ader, brushstroke, holland, lighthouse in westkapelle, neo-impressionism, netherlands, painting, piet mondrian, romance, sky, unknown
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Ad Reinhardt, from ‘How to Look at Art, Arts & Architecture’ (1946)
By dd
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Tagged abstract painting, ad reinhardt, are a space, cartoon, drawing, engage, fun, how to look, joke, questioning, represent, sir, stand for, text, thinking, too, you
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