shape+colour

i'm jeremy. i like art and motion and beauty. i'm a writer. i have an obsession with colour. i have a motion design and photography blog. when i post there it posts here.

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artpixie: via www.thefinderskeepers.com

artpixie:

via www.thefinderskeepers.com
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thepublics: Richard Colman

thepublics:

Richard Colman
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kateoplis: ianlee: kateoplis: Chris Engman I got a chance to see Chris’ work again this past friday at Greg Cucera. If you didn’t get to see his show there a year ago, it was pretty damn amazing. It was so great to see all his work in one place. They still have this photo hanging in the gallery. If you are unfamiliar with his technique you’d think this is a photo of two trucks parked in front of the old Rainier Cold Storage in Georgetown. Yes, that is true, but the box frames on the trucks hold large photos of exactly what you would be seeing if the frames were see-through. I guess it’s not so much the photo, which to me is more like a documentation of the work, but the construction and eventually the beautiful installation or sculpture that is created for that particular space. Chris’ work has the same effect on me that Andy Goldsworthy’s does. It’s totally magical and not. This is my favorite piece of his: He built this structure and then shot a photo of himself. WTF? You’re spot on; his installation process is just as beautiful as his photographs. incredible.

kateoplis:

ianlee:

kateoplis:

Chris Engman

I got a chance to see Chris’ work again this past friday at Greg Cucera. If you didn’t get to see his show there a year ago, it was pretty damn amazing. It was so great to see all his work in one place. They still have this photo hanging in the gallery.

If you are unfamiliar with his technique you’d think this is a photo of two trucks parked in front of the old Rainier Cold Storage in Georgetown. Yes, that is true, but the box frames on the trucks hold large photos of exactly what you would be seeing if the frames were see-through.

I guess it’s not so much the photo, which to me is more like a documentation of the work, but the construction and eventually the beautiful installation or sculpture that is created for that particular space. Chris’ work has the same effect on me that Andy Goldsworthy’s does. It’s totally magical and not.

This is my favorite piece of his:

He built this structure and then shot a photo of himself.

WTF?

You’re spot on; his installation process is just as beautiful as his photographs.

incredible.
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flavors.me/shapeandcolour

flavors.me/shapeandcolour
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vincent fournier.

vincent fournier.

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BECK CD CHECKLIST

brokensocial:

mindset:

for future reference of anyone who wants to buy me presents for christmas and/or my 17th birthday:

Hey, get Guerolito

I mean don’t because it sucks.

sea change IS beck. this upsets me. i don’t even know who you are, but you care enough to blog about beck… yet you don’t have sea change.

i need to go lie down.

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jockohomo: Art Basel Miami

jockohomo:

Art Basel Miami
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travs: lordolimar: adeandabet: nw1406: jamesraymond: my favorite kind. Oh, now that is funny. you know there’s a slightly disgruntled homo working at (whatever store this is) who squealed with glee a little when he got this past proof reading…

travs:

lordolimar:

adeandabet:

nw1406:

jamesraymond:

my favorite kind.


Oh, now that is funny.

you know there’s a slightly disgruntled homo working at (whatever store this is) who squealed with glee a little when he got this past proof reading…
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akingslife: Scott Jarvie

akingslife:

Scott Jarvie
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“hope is a good thing, and no good thing ever dies.”

instant. tears.
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