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  • Joy:

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    November 10, 2020

    Sila Blume

    Existentialism, Human Condition, ing form, to be
    animal, Homo sapiens, humans, Life, Lifestyle, noble, paradise, Still Life, the poetic life
  • Opus X

    November 10, 2020

    Sila Blume

    Fine Tobacco, Photography
    Arturo Fuente, botl, cigars, OpusX, Photography, sotl
    Opus X
  • You Are

    November 9, 2020

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    Animal Noble, Existentialism, Human Condition, ing form, to be
    beauty, Life, the poetic life
    You Are
  • Artists I Love — Meredith Monk

    November 8, 2020

    Sila Blume

    Artists, Music, Personalities
    composers, dancers, Meredith Monk, musicians, singers, vocalists
    Artists I Love — Meredith Monk
  • Egg Shells

    November 8, 2020

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    Foods, Photography
    egg shells, eggs, Food Markets, Philadelphia, Photography, Still Life, the poetic life, wabi sabi
    Egg Shells
  • Essentials

    November 7, 2020

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    Foods, Photography
    juice, lime, Photography
    Essentials
  • moved

    November 7, 2020

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    Photography
    Photography, the poetic life, wabi sabi
    moved
  • Seventeenth Hour

    November 6, 2020

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    Photography
    Photography, sunset, the poetic life, window
    Seventeenth Hour
  • On the Bed of Liveliness

    I lie on the bed of liveliness, sit on it, stand, spring on it, cry, scream and laugh, all for the sake of reaching the incompleteness of life and its concrete fragility.

    November 6, 2020

    Sila Blume

    Human Condition, ing form, to be, Life
    Homo sapiens, Life, the poetic life
  • Joy

    November 5, 2020

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    Coffee, Mortar and Pestle, Photography
    Coffee, labor, Mortar and Pestle, Photography, physicality, the poetic life
    Joy
  • awel / abol

    The first coffee serving in the Ethiopian coffee ritual

    November 4, 2020

    Sila Blume

    Coffee, Culture
    abol, awel, Coffee, coffee ritual, Ethiopian, Love, Mortar and Pestle, Photography, the poetic life
    awel / abol
  • Foretelling on a day like this

    November 3, 2020

    Sila Blume

    Coffee, Undrinkable Coffee Rests
    Coffee, coffee grounds, coffee residue, foretelling, fortune telling, Photography, tasseography, tasseomancy, the poetic life
    Foretelling on a day like this
  • Undrinkable Coffee Rests

    November 2, 2020

    Sila Blume

    Coffee, Photography, Undrinkable Coffee Rests
    Coffee, foretelling, Undrinkable Coffee Rests
    Undrinkable Coffee Rests
  • Anthem / Himnon— a film by Elad Keidan

    Amnon woke up, not to a bright new morning but wanting to end his life. The smell of someone’s coffee came through his window and awoke excitement in him, so he began to brew his own. Nearing dusk, in a residential part of Jerusalem, the camera movement mirrors emptiness. Single cars drive up and down…

    November 1, 2020

    Sila Blume

    Cinema
    1st prize Cannes, Anthem, Cinema, Coffee, Elad Keidan, film, Himnon, Ilan Hazan, Israel, Jerusalem, Maya Gasner, short film, the poetic life
  • Man and Flower

    With a work I created for an exhibition at the Galerie Joachim Blüher (Cologne, Germany) in the mid 1990s, the interest for questions on human existence was revived. Blüher invited me to participate in a group exhibition he was preparing on the topic of flowers. My initial reaction was reluctance towards making flowers but I…

    November 1, 2020

    Sila Blume

    Homo sapiens, Human Condition, ing form, to be
    animal, flowers, Homo sapiens, human existence, humans, Life, noble
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