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Thursday, July 8, 2010
Calm water
Calm water. From one of the old stairs by the water at Nøstet. View on YouTube for correct proportions.
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Calm water. From one of the old stairs by the water at Nøstet. View on YouTube for correct proportions.
Calm water. From one of the old stairs by the water at Nøstet. View on YouTube for correct proportions.
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By Birgitte Juliussen Haug. Started out when developing thesis in architecture, Bergen School of Architecture, Norway Feb. - Sept. 2010.
This is an open space for ideas, thoughts, copy/paste/clip, mosaic information to manifest and come together. Beautiful presence.
This is an open space for ideas, thoughts, copy/paste/clip, mosaic information to manifest and come together. Beautiful presence.
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3 comments:
Interesting. A living-active bottom section and a dead upper area. Just wondering why we used to think in the other way around, life 'over' dead
Thank you for the comment Antonio, and that's a very nice observation very much related to how I deal with water in my project :)
yep... I can easily notice that, it seems very interesting and novel (at least for my understanding) the way that you are working with water in your project. I wish I know a bit more a bit fluids or physical oceanography, but I'm just a simple biological oceanographer :)
From my side now I will start to be closer to the 'alive' section... holidays starting tomorrow!
Good luck with your project.
Abrazos!
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