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Creating Art From Meaningless Trash with @elisainsua
To discover more of Elisa’s art, follow @elisainsua on Instagram.
(This interview was conducted in Spanish.)
Elisa Insua (@elisainsua) has a knack for transformation. The 25-year-old Argentinian has reinvented herself — from a business economics student to a visual artist — and she routinely transforms discarded objects. Elisa draws from religious and pop culture references to collage, using everything from plastic toys, beads and computer parts. Other times she covers three-dimensional objects, like, say, a Stormtrooper mask, in gold keys, chains and coins.
“Golden things have always fascinated me because they are closely related to the sacred and to power. Gold is the color that has long been synonymous with money,” says Elisa. “I think it’s the perfect color to reflect on issues such as ostentation and accumulation. I also associate gold and brightness with the aesthetics of American rap, which attracts and inspires me.”
Many of the materials Elisa uses are donated by friends and Instagram followers. “It’s that meaningless trash that people keep in their drawers and can be immortalized in a work of art,” she says.
Lovin’ can hurt.

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@elettoj STMPNo4 What I gather from your film idea is that you want to document other people’s divorces. You want to explore different paths in divorce. Some people can not be friends after a divorce, and others are able to still see each other and spend holidays together as a family. It’s a very interesting topic because each family and parent has their own story. One problem may be that there will be too much footage because of the length and amount of interviews.
After winning Miss Thailand 2015, Khanittha “Mint” Phasaeng goes back to visit her single mom and kneels before her, showing the utmost respect to the woman who collected and recycled trash her whole life to raise her.
quit stabbing me in the memories
Glenn Brady “Sedated”
Ashley Nell Tipton wins season 14 of Project Runway with a plus-size collection!
We would like to congratulate Ashley for winning this season of Project Runway. At the young age of 24, this latina has broken barriers and has become the first person to win with a plus size collection!
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Why I'm at Rutgers In my documentary I'm trying to convey my decision to go to pursue an education at Rutgers. I will show this action by doing an interview of myself. The main conflict of the film is my self conflict with choosing my degree. I want my audience to consider my decision. My documentary is going to be about my history as an artist. I've decided to go to Rutgers to pursue art, under a BA degree although I was accepted into the BFA program. In fact I was accepted into all BFA programs I applied to. In one scene, I imagine myself telling the audience why I chose to roll with a BA instead of BFA. I would say, "the BA seems to offer more of a job opportunity. I was scared I would be a starving artist with with a BFA." I'm trying to convey my self conflict with deciding what to do with my life. I don't even need to be an artist in the end, as long as I get a job. In this documentary, I'm the only character. I will describe all my conflicts with school and my reason for my decision as well display my art work. Time and reveled information will pass by quickly. I will start off with displaying my artwork and describing my passion for art. Then I will move to the present, where I tell the audience of my Rutgers BA experience. I won't really have an climax or rising action as my film isn't dramatic or have much action just me talking. As for special effects, I want my interview to seem personal, so I will conduct it myself at home. I want my ending to accomplish a respect for my decision and fascination with my art. I will have this by my having a great documentary as a whole, not necessarily just an ending word.
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Elysia chlorotica is a solar-powered marine sea slug that sequesters and retains photosynthetically active chloroplasts from the algae it eats and, remarkably, has incorporated algal genes into its own genetic code
It’s so hard to tell the difference between slugs and leaves these days.
Come listen to Halloween Night!
Come listen to Halloween Night, an exciting tale of two teens encountering an evil witch and a dangerous space alien! Will they be victorious and overcome peril, or will they succumb to the doings of the witch and alien?
Tune in on my Tumblr to find out! The radio play will be posted here on Monday, October 26. Halloween Night is an original radio play starring Samantha Wong (Witch), Jess Winters (Superwoman), Hannah Stern (Alien), and Mark Marroquin (Farmer).

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Extreme Pumpkin Carving with @jon_neill
For more extreme pumpkin-carving exploits, follow @jon_neill on Instagram.
Most people don’t lift weights to prepare to carve a Halloween pumpkin. But for Jon Neill (@jon_neill), daily upper body workouts are required for the 850-pound (385-kilogram) behemoths he sculpts at live audience shows throughout the season. “You need good core strength and endurance in your shoulders because you have your arms out in front of you all day long pulling through material,” he says.
Jon honed his skills in Hollywood, sculpting dinosaurs for The Lost World: Jurassic Park, and is now invited to compete at extreme food TV shows and events. Using a customized vegetable peeler and carving tools, Jon pulls his designs through the meaty flesh of the pumpkin, drawing inspiration for the character from the squash’s size and shape. “I like heroic-looking pumpkins, which normal people wouldn’t find unless they get to the farm,” he says. “Then people are like ‘oh my gosh’ when you carve it — it gives it a supernatural extraordinary feel.”
Jon gains supreme enjoyment from the nostalgia and stories people share with him when he is carving live at Halloween events. “In America, everyone has carved a jack-o’-lantern, and they all have a family experience which is repeated year after year,” he says. “I am taking this experience everyone is familiar with and I’m turbo-charging it.”