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Flughand - karalis (ft.steichi)

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#Repost @ellada24gr —— Ο φαν του Εμμανουήλ Καραλή Γιάννης Αντετοκούνμπο του κάνει δώρο παπούτσια και τον αποθεώνει Ο σπουδαίος Έλληνας αθλητής του άλματος επί κοντώ Εμμανουήλ Καραλής βρέθηκε στις ΗΠΑ και συναντήθηκε από κοντά με τον σταρ του ΝΒΑ Γιάννη Αντετοκούνμπο. Οι δύο μεγάλοι Έλληνες αθλητές οι οποίοι είναι γνωστό ότι αλληλοθαυμάζονται είχαν την ευκαιρία να τα πουν για λίγο από κοντά ενώ ο “Greek Freak” του έκανε και δώρο ένα ζευγάρι παπούτσια από την προσωπική σειρά που έχει εκδώσει τονίζοντας του να τα φοράει συνέχεια! #antetokounmpo #karalis #greekfreak #nba #basketball #polevault https://www.instagram.com/p/CbqVjw0Fxg6/?utm_medium=tumblr
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probabilmente questa doveva essere la mia reazione all’ennesima scemenza di Marta e Betta #Karalis #tilnextime
Note/Nota: this page is written both in english and italian/questa pagina è scritta sia in inglese che in italiano.
Janus Sardus is a commission from a friend who is passionate about sardinian history for a sculpture that could represent Sardinia and/or Cagliari. Janus Sardus takes inspiration from a head of a Gigante di Mont’e Prama from the nuragic period and from a phoenician funeral mask in the hope that it could represent the ancient sardinian identity as a whole, with its duality between native nuragic world and phoenician-carthaginian world. After almost 3000 years and a much more recent troubled history of archeological excavations the Giants of Mont’e Prama have come to light in all their glory and their linear and geometric heads gave inspiration for the nuragic part of the sculpture. Whereas the typical phoenician-punic funeral masks that have been found around the Mediterranean Sea gave inspiration for the phoenician part. The originals were in terracotta and the adaptation in stone has been particularly difficult so to best convey the typical features of the concavity of a mask. For some the saying “sardonic smile” comes from these sneering masks indeed, almost all found in Sardinia.
Janus Sardus literally means Sardinian Janus, the two-faced roman god of the beginnings and ends, protector of doors and passages, metaphore of transitions and of the duality of all things. What a better protective deity for this project!
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Janus Sardus nasce dalla richiesta di un committente, amico e appassionato della storia della Sardegna, di un soggetto che potesse rappresentare la Sardegna e/o Cagliari. Janus Sardus prende ispirazione da una testa di un Gigante di Mont’e Prama del periodo nuragico e da una maschera funeraria fenicia nella speranza che possa rappresentare l’identità sarda antica appieno, con la sua dualità tra mondo autoctono nuragico e mondo fenicio-cartaginese.
Dopo quasi 3000 anni e una più recente travagliata storia di scavi i Giganti di Mont’e Prama sono tornati alla luce in tutto il loro splendore e le teste lineari e geometriche sono state lo spunto per la parte nuragica della scultura. Mentre le tipiche maschere funerarie fenicio-puniche trovate intorno al Mediterraneo sono state lo spunto per la parte fenicia. Le originali erano in terracotta e la trasposizione in pietra è stata particolarmente difficile per rendere al meglio le caratteristiche tipiche della concavità della maschera. Per alcuni l’espressione “sorriso sardonico” deriva proprio da queste maschere ghignanti, quasi tutte trovate in Sardegna.
Janus Sardus significa letteralmente Giano Sardo, il dio romano bifronte degli inizi e delle fini, protettore delle porte e dei passaggi, metafora delle transizioni e della dualità delle cose. Quale migliore nume tutelare per questo progetto!
Janus Sardus Note/Nota: this page is written both in english and italian/questa pagina è scritta sia in inglese che in italiano.