Kiku
@bkiku
Novice woodworker. Trees are my spirit animal. 21% of America is illiterate. 50% of America reads at a 6th grade level. Prisons for profit incentivize systemic (police, politicians, judicial, cheap labor) actions to jail people.
This is great, you just made the point that I've been making. You make it seem like a huge number of Bernie voters went for Trump. If this data is correct, Hillary won 80% of Bernie voters in the primary. Not the massive abandonment you portray.
Not sure why ai disproving math conjectures sparks calls, but that AI can reason to do so is pretty amazing. AI looked for a different solution to Erdős math problem, and found one, disproving the conjecture that proposed one and only solution. www.sciencenews.org/article/ai-g...
Found this to back up what you are saying, there are many cities that have higher crime rates than Chicago, Chicago isn't even in the top 17. Bernie could have worded things differently, but he's still voting to effect change, even if it costs him his seat.
Celebrations across the country with people from around the world, the best of humanity. Hands say so much about who we are.
No Kings concert tomorrow, June 14, in celebration of the freedoms guaranteed by our First Amendment—of speech, religion, press, assembly, and protest—and the people power that both fuels these rights and is essential to guarantee them. Watch parties and streaming details here.
I can see parallels with Franco Fontana's work. This one reminds me of your sunset pic, with the bottom half in shadow.
Looked up Siskind, and found this. Very cool retake. I prefer the wider image with the biker, but as a retake, this crop makes sense. I was wondering why. www.icp.org/browse/archi...
Here's what it looks like on my screen, adding another layer that I bet you could some interesting things with. Desktop art. Great work.
It reminds me of antique postcards like those below. I still have a pack of antique postcards written by two people in love, I thought they should be preserved and kept together.
I grew up with a huge flowerbed of irises, mine were dark purple and white. So there's lots of warm memories of my childhood in the garden when I look at your irises. I like that you included the bud, the bloom, and the wilted flower, telling the story of the iris flower.
I know what this was referring to, but thought I'd see if reginos is a thing. It's either a saint, or a pizzaria. May your pizzas be blessed.
Found one of the sculpture on a balcony looking at the viewer (in this case, Munoz himself). plastermagazine.com/features/jua...
The sculptures are a set, we can walk through them. Museums can arrange them anyway they want. So the experience is always different, depending on where/how they are displayed, and the person viewing it.
I saw an exhibit by an interesting artist, Juan Munoz, that made me think of your work. He pulls the viewer into the work. One piece was of people standing on a balcony looking down at the viewer. Here's one that has the artwork looking at the viewer, and the viewer reflected in the mirror.
MTG's district stayed red, but the good news was that every district swung blue by at least 20 points, one by 30 points. It's a deeply red district, and we couldn't overcome that, but it still bodes well for the November election.
Looking forward to visiting Sagrada this year! www.lonelyplanet.com/articles/gui...