Deep.Pewps wrote: There's a description in the video
The "PlopEgg Painting" itself releases a loose chain of thoughts -- about the creation fear, the symbolic strength of the casual and the creative power of the femininity. A comparison to wild associations arises and by the intensity of the seen and experienced, one becomes clear: the art needs like so often the corporeity to be able to manifest itself.
Milo Moire's performances start with daydreaming, with (every)daily, personal physical experiences which condense by wild associations to an internal whole piece of art about to mature and enter the world. The corporeity becomes the need for her artistic expression to make the happened - also for the spectator - experienceable. Milo Moire describes her art, as an
Time for Art
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Re: Time for Art
[quote="fallenchicken"]
More like Time for FART.
Just thought of that.
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Excuse me, I don't get your meaning.
More like Time for FART.
Just thought of that.
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Excuse me, I don't get your meaning.
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Re: Time for Art
[quote="Sobchak"]
[quote="fallenchicken"]
More like Time for FART.
Just thought of that.
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Excuse me, I don't get your meaning.
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It's comedy. You just can't explain it to everyone.
[quote="fallenchicken"]
More like Time for FART.
Just thought of that.
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Excuse me, I don't get your meaning.
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It's comedy. You just can't explain it to everyone.
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