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| sent on January 15, 2020 (19:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
A place I didn't know anything about! Nice picture, but I wanted to ask you, "Who is that gentleman in the front row?" :-D Un posto del quale non ne sapevo nulla! Bella foto, ma volevo chiederti:”chi è quel signore in prima fila?” |
user183552 | sent on January 15, 2020 (19:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
To attend Juza means to discover pages of pure beauty. I love these pictures. I discover corners of a country that giving the best of itself has grandly marked the territory. What are we going to leave for posterity? How will the historians of the three thousand judge us? The "Artist's Shit"? Frequentare Juza significa scoprire pagine di bellezza pura. Io amo queste foto.Scopro angoli di un paese che donando il meglio di sé ha grandiosamente segnato il territorio. Noi moderni cosa lasceremo ai posteri?Come ci giudicheranno gli storici del tremila?La "Merda d'artista"? |
user183552 | sent on January 15, 2020 (21:55) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
No.Look that "Artist's Shit" is a precise reference to the work of piero Manzoni. Artist's is a part of one's body proclaimed a work of living art, as a kind of bodily relic, and is contemporary with the way the artists sign the works. In an ironic way it is a perfect metaphor for art: to make shit a work, to create it, to expose it and to sell it at the weight of gold. Piero Manzoni proves in a few years of life that he understands what it means to be a work of art: it must not give you answers but must push you to ask questions until you really understand who you are. Alejandra Schettino for Culture's MIfaccio "... must push you to ask questions..." I, personally, already have the answer. Everyone plays to his liking. No.Guarda che "Merda d'artista" è un preciso riferimento all'opera di tal Piero Manzoni. Merda d'artista è una parte del proprio corpo proclamata opera d'arte vivente, come una sorta di reliquia corporea, ed è contemporanea alla modalità degli artisti di firmare le opere. In modo ironico è metafora perfetta dell'arte: fare della merda un'opera, crearla, esporla e venderla a peso d'oro. Piero Manzoni dimostra in pochi anni di vita di aver capito cosa significa essere un'opera d'arte: non deve darti delle risposte ma deve spingerti a farti delle domande finché non arrivi a capire veramente chi sei. Alejandra Schettino per MIfacciodiCultura "...deve spingerti a farti delle domande..." Io,personalmente,ho già la risposta. Ognuno interpreti a suo piacer. |
| sent on February 10, 2020 (13:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Great shot, wonderful the Sanctuary of Vicoforte :-) Ottima ripresa, stupendo il Santuario di Vicoforte |
| sent on February 10, 2020 (15:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
thanks Arvina :-) Yes, the Shrine is a splendid monumental work! But in general also the whole area of the monregalese and the vicese I saw that it is landscaped very beautiful :-) grazie Arvina si, il Santuario è un'opera monumentale splendida! Ma in generale anche tutta l'area del monregalese e del vicese ho visto che è paesaggisticamente molto bella |
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