Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Monster Weekend

Been writing a course on videogames, mostly as an excuse to play. And I've been looking at the super cool stills from Shadow of Colossus, where something like a building seems to wake up and become a monster, though no PSII around to try it out.
Still plenty of Ray Harryhausen clips on the yootoobes, and even on the torrenz.
Here's the cute Cyclops from Sinbad
Snake Woman Dance
and our very own Ancient Greek Robot Talos, which I had completely forgotten of but my trusted co-worker Sotiris pointed out
Labels:
Thoughts
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Wednesday, September 09, 2009
AFHQ: IPG
International Portrait Gallery just launched, as part of our ongoing Angelo Foundation Headquarters project for Jeu de Paume, as always curated by lovely Maria Ines Rodriguez. Here are some stills:






Labels:
Architecture,
Art,
People,
Work
Thursday, September 03, 2009
Teapot Town
I must have clicked something wrong,because all of a sudden CNN Traveler popped up on my screen,
and this was on the cover
somewhere in Thailand where tea is apparently very popular
had to find out more and ended up on this persons' flickr page
as much as I hate flickr(seriously, how many times do you have to click to see one picture?)
I was hooked on this teapot masterpiece
which on the last photos looks a bit worse for wear
(or maybe its under construction?)
Labels:
Architecture,
ruins,
Thoughts
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Goodbye Vacation (for now)

all images copied without permission from my friend
ΔεΡΙΖαματζορ Προμπλεμ Ιναουστραλια's facebook

some of them called Sketches for Liars toilets

somehow perfectly capturing the end and the anger of the everything that is summertime

Labels:
Art
Friday, August 21, 2009
Further Ruins on the west coast of the Peloponnese
I often heard about Olympia being a "magical place"
which I always dismissed as a cliche
what is interesting about cliches
is they are often based on the truth
the energy at Olympia is quite amazing,
makes you want to go into savasana and feel the vibrations
of the gently melting ruins
surprisingly made of seashells
Crossing a fantastic Dharma bridge, one returns to reality
and further ruins,
like this forgotten Xenia Motel just outside modern Olympia
overtaken by random greenery
you can almost recognize the Kostandinides detailing
cool color combos
all the furniture has already been ripped out
back on the coast,
a windmill becomes a flowerpot
a bunker wants to have fun
though it will probably just become a taverna
another semi-abandoned hotel
Hotel Arini,
part of the Kaifas lake complex
with a direct link to the other side of the lake
and the cave of thermal spirngs
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