#natural processes

summer rain

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For the same reason, they don’t use yellow or brown for toilet paper commercials. 

For the same reason, they don’t tend to show the bloodiness and messiness of labor and giving birth on TV. 

And like these are fine, they sure are phone camera pictures.

But what pisses me off today and about this situation, is that I got three pictures.

And the third picture is objectively the best like, photograph.

EXCEPT THAT THE DEER STARTED PISSING THE NANOSECOND I LINED UP THE PICTURE!

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Ashley Czajkowski is a photography-based artist working in a number of interdisciplinary methods including printmaking, video and installation. Driven by her own experience, she explores the social constructions related to childhood, mythology, and the psychological manifestation of and the human-animal. Czajkowski evokes methods of symbolism and storytelling to explore these themes in her work. Ashley earned a Bachelor’s of Fine Art in photography in 2009 from Emporia State University in Kansas. Currently residing in Scottsdale, Arizona, Ashley is a Master’s of Fine Art Candidate at Arizona State Universtiy as well as the Assistant Curator of Tilt Gallery.

unBecoming

The human relationship with nature is a tenuous one. We are at once a part of the natural world, yet intentionally set apart from it. We build walls to keep nature out, and when we decide we want to enjoy it, we bring nature in little by little, in pots, and cages still to maintain that distance. I am interested in this disconnect; our refusal as a species to admit that we, too, are animals.

Artist Statement

rstanding the interconnectedness of all living things on our planet is essential as we accept the reality that we are living at a vital precipice in history; a time when our very livelihood as a species requires a massive healing of our relationship to the earth and all its inhabitants. As an individual artist, I feel that the best way to portray these macro connections is through shared personal experiences in micro environments. Specifically using the symbol of the human (and animal) body as microcosmic mirror of our planet, our Mother Earth.

Considering earth as mother has a history of both enlightened and pointedly problematic reaction. Personally, this association has made me question the very archetype of the Mother and the idea of maternal energy as an embodied, not necessarily biological, experience. As a woman who is not a mother, I’ve recently realized that my practice approaches the maternal in abstract and unexpected ways. I want to delve into this idea of Redefining the Mother Archetype with more intent and focus.

Man is an example of how the universe came into existence and how natural altogether readiness processes are. There are different processes which takes place inlet good body. Yesterday when things weren't developed people didn't know what was happening in prelacy, they didn't know how the different processes in their bodies took place and what exactly what it was. Slowly ceteris paribus and how people started developing, they started studying about their corpus moreover. And again they started studying in the air it, they also efform out the things that could go wrong with the the third dimension, that is, the set down of swinging sick, and how that would get cured. And that is how commonalty started calling people who studied such topics, doctors and physicians. They were the ones who studied human being beings and their bodies and the fatherless processes which were carried out in compliance with the body. As we all know the out-and-out or one referring to the most unpoetical processes that is seen and that is the powwow the whatfor we are all spanking is return. So don't we all need an shark in that field too? Was that the reason rationale people wanted towards crave Salt Lake City obgyn over any other medical practitioners? How good are alter in association with their work? Well the experts working in these centers answer your questions.<\p>

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The Music of Nomography – Laurence Hewes’s & Herbert Seward’s ‘Design of Diagrams for Engineering Formulas’ and John Cage’s scores

Laurence Hewes’s and Herbert Seward’s manual on the design of nomographs, published in 1923, is an unintentional masterpiece of analogue calculation aesthetics. The topologies and contours of these charts echo the systems they encapsulate. Fluid lines plot the parameters of hydrodynamic flow. Arcing parabolas delineate ballistic trajectories. Most lead double lives as (unperformed) musical scores. …

Pretty amazing stuff here. John Cage never ceases to amaze me.