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58768Stop thinking about art works as objects, and start thinking about them as triggers for experiences.
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A still from the movie The Lost Explorer directed by Tim Walker photographed by Francesca Foley
“‘Ages ago someone told me how, in Victorian times, there were canary clouds over the Atlantic,’ Walker says, referring to the days when a taste for exotic birds meant that clippers sailed back from Africa loaded with cages. Halfway home, they would release the birds, which would soar over the sea, until, too tiny to reach land, they would drop back down to the ship and a life of captivity.
Walker was determined to capture this on film. ‘It was the toughest scene,’ he says. ‘We could afford only 300 canaries, and at the end, the animal wrangler retrieved 287. He put down nuts and seeds and five more appeared, then another seven. By the time the last one came down, it was dusty brown from being up in the rafters.’” -Via
Deeper than Swords
For Zen Monkey Studios’ upcoming series of Game of Thrones themed poster prints.
Posters will be available soon, you’ll hear it here first!
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1. Remote Futures (2012)
2. Dolorosa (2013)
3. Split the Lark (2013)
4. Shadow from the Flowering (2007)
5. Umbria from the Flowering (2007)
6. Apocalyptic Study No. 1 (2006)
7. Tree of Sorrows (2013)
It is hard to believe looking at this picture, but Appuldurcombe House on the Isle of Wight in England has a whole darker side hidden behind this glamorous facade. See the notes below the image for further details and links to reveal its secrets.
Source: DASc0tt (flickr)For those too lazy to click the link:
“Whilst this fabulous facade gives one the impression that this is a magnificent mansion, this is in fact simply a deceptive mask, for behind this polished face you will find the dank & dingy skeletal remains of a once great house.
Flickr’s Auntie P has a nice set of over 30 photographs of the other side of this house, which you can see here. She has also posted a short behind the scenes video tour.
The house has previously featured on the TV series Most Haunted, and the relevant episode can be viewed here:
Part 1
Part 2Just don’t watch it alone!”
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exposed beams…check.
beautiful rugs…….check.
natural light……….check.
white walls………..check.
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