Caspar David Friedrich ~ Mondaufgang am Meer
Via Wikipedia.

Im Kunsthistorischen Museum sind mir lauter Geköpfte begegnet.



Durch das Blog der wunderbaren Carson Ellis bin ich auf dieses Juwel aufmerksam geworden. 

Endlich, endlich habe ich mir "Rivers and Tides", den Dokumentarfilm von Thomas Riedelsheimer über die Arbeit meines Lieblingskünstlers Andy Goldsworthy, angeschaut. Ich alter Hibbel sauge die majestätische Ruhe, die Goldsworthys Kunst ausstrahlt, mit allen Sinnen auf.





"Tiny volcano. He is sad because all of the villagers are running away. But also happy because now he can destroy their village."
"Tiny forest. It can't see itself for the trees!"
"Tiny toothpaste. He's getting a little tired of everyone squeezing his butt!"
"Tiny record player. Life in the attic isn't so bad, but he often wishes he had something other than the Partridge Family to keep him company."
"Tiny ghost. A whole apartment is too big for him, so for now he is haunting my hand."
"Tiny tornado. He picked up a tiny tree a few towns back, and he thinks it's the perfect accessory! The tree doesn't share the sentiment, unfortunately."
"Tiny old potato. Everybody forgot about him, and now he's been sitting in the pantry for the better part of a year. Hooray for not being boiled, smashed or fried and eaten!"
"Tiny computer. He and his mouse recently got into an argument about which website to make their homepage: the computer wants pcworld.com and the mouse (somewhat ironically) wants lolcats.com. Now they are not speaking to each other."






Eines der schönsten Photoblogs für mich ist "my funny eye". Famapa aus London hat ein fantastisches Auge für Skurriles und Schlichtes. Die hinreißenden Details ihres Alltags und ihr Blick auf diese überraschen mich immer wieder.




