Monday, 17 September 2012

Some interesting Symbols I found

 some ancient symbols represent male and female

My 10

long trip

                                                              sometimes upset

female period

 crack

 alone

 sometimes bored

 curiosity

 hug

 contradiction

goal

A Vos Mailles!

 beautiful knitting

The Weird, the Wacky and the Wonderful

architecture exhibition in RA
                                                                                                                              
The last one was designed by Friedensreich Hundertwasser





Saturday, 15 September 2012

Josel Bolf











Another London

 'Another London'. One of the photographies by Marc Riboud. Three people are looking from a dangerous fence of city police.  "They are a bit like photographers. We are always want to see more than we are allow to." 

Friday, 14 September 2012

British Museum

slight cold afternoon

Antlers and a long tongue


Talismanic Art of Ethiopia

 The scroll can heal sick.

Talismanic scroll: Pigment on vellum, Northern highlands, 18th-19th century
Talismanic scrolls are made to protect and heal the sick. Each scroll is unique, cut to the exact height of the patient, with asmar (secret names) prayers written in Ge'ez, the ancient language used by the Christian Church in Ethiopia Designs such as the net of the Solomon (centre) are to trap demons.

Dolls: Pottery, cloth and metal Falasha people, (Beta Israel), Gondar, 20th century

Small pottery mothers carrying infants, are made by Falasha woman mainly for sale to tourists.

The Falasha or Beta Israel are Ethiopoan Jews whose origins are steeped in legend. Isolated from other jewish communities, they have developed a uniquely Ethiopian form of Judaism.
The Falasha have a long history in Ethiopia - there is evidence of a Jewish influence in Aksum before the 4th century AD.
Memorial Statue (Waga) for war
looks like Ultraman and he has many wives

Wednesday, 12 September 2012

I'm in Kingston!

road

by the river

                                                     bench near the river