pudjakjuzto2

Dali? Oh. Ym.THX Lemi. You know, this work was previously on the board.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlBFSKE3w-U/http://imgur.com/yMDmIIb
After a few days of cleaning and turning, it "fell" on this side and fill of look-like human forms. Some in action or in some 'process'.

****I gave up of translation of his mental shortcuts/ brachylogy so I'm putting associations:
#after turning upside down#
- communication with the elders, (tribe?)
- 2 people, they're modeling?shapes on the sky
- powerful form of self/ego/consciousness which crushes

I figured that I really want to rotate some of them during exhibition.
And make some "enlargement/ amplification'.

We attach ourselves to objects
*sumienieNIE

Love your artwork
The details,structure,and contrast...stunning feeling.

So cool mood!
We don't know that we look but eyes are super pleased!

[Taron]

I see hierarchical oppression in this one. It's not just a chairman dictating what to do and thereby destroying all that is beneath him, he actually became a chair himself. And he knows that the chair he became is bridle, like a house of cards. If only one were to strike it, it would break. But, instead, the people seem to hold it together, fix it, hold it up with their own back, not ever looking up to see the weak structure above them. Around the chair are all those, who already broke from their duties.

See, so often it doesn't even matter what you really wanted to visualize, if you can let yourself go and channel with intent. I don't know just how far off I am with my perception of it, but it's what I feel like I'm looking at and find it brilliant! (...in a sad way, of course!)

great works

reminds me of one of my favorites: France Mihelič (images) & (wikipedia) - heavily impacted by the WWars
"Mrtvi Kurent" // 'Dead Kurent' (1953)"


We should never block & forget the atrocities, sacrifices made everyday... from our ancient ancestors to the present day us. We need to be reminded.
Thank you & Keep it up...

great pud, the last artwork in the previous page is stunning to me, I like very much your subtle landscapes, and your figures, they seem to me very visceral, congrats again.
btw, do you mind if I ask what are your verve(gpu) resolution limits? thanks advanced.

*Animo Festival is coming

So... first of all i would like to thank you, guys for all your support. You make me belive that I can show some of my works, and I had beautiful opportunity to do that during International ANIMO Festival in Kwidzyn.
Thank you, again (and again and again) @Taron for Verve and all wishes, support, good words


To show you what kind of festival it is, and how it looks like i'm putting some links below i had half of foyer in theather, 2nd half was exhibition of Miro Dusa from Slovakia, scenographer and puppet maker.

Official website:
http://www.animofestival.pl/plamuj-game-z-kolorami-wystawa/

Some photos:







And fb of Animo (link to photo album)
https://www.facebook.com/pg/festival.animo/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1133412173427271

Edit:

Well, somewhere here i'm more visible
https://www.facebook.com/jaroslaw.kucharski.7/media_set?set=a.1491353314282703.1073741856.100002241475445&type=3&pnref=story

Congratulations pudjakjuzto ! the prints look awesome