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Varathit Uthaisri, who goes by the name Tu+
"MFA thesis project, Tu+ created Surface, this short film that features a stream of anonymous New Yorkers going about their daily lives, shown from below, as if through a translucent floor." Warning, Not a Hollywood ending.
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Growing Is Forever... very tender and moving
.Growing is Forever from Jesse Rosten on Vimeo.
found via Radiacoes
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"We often ask, What's Wrong? Doing so, we invite painful seeds of sorrow to come up and manifest. We feel suffering, anger, and depression, and produce more such seeds. We would be much happier if we tried to stay in touch with the healthy, joyful seeds inside us and around us. We should learn to ask, What's not wrong? and be in touch with that." Thich Naht Hanh
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It is a beautiful day, sweet cut grass in the air, birdsong, and thoughts of "you" and the shared brilliance, the peace on earth already planted within us--each to each.
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Peace blessings joy to all who enter here
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11 comments:
the thich naht hanh quote is so awesome... and i think it says it all for both films. for me the first is the way life is and the second is also the way life is and it is all beautiful... xx
oh I am so in love with the second video...(the first was so painful...but as Cat says, also the way life is)
Thank you so much for sharing these artistic gems.
Very cool video -
is it animation?
or really shot from beneath.
Love the build up of intensity.
I love that quote...I will carry it into my days ahead:)
La Dolce Vita, I think you summed it up perfectly. All is what it is!
Laura, I didn't love the ending to the first but adored the idea of maybe the streets we walk on are watching, or aware of us. The earth, the stones by extention a conscious realm we forget we are acting on, upon.
The second video really touched my heart.
grrl, it didn't occur to me about the animation. I thought a stage with plexiglass or that new glass you can walk on now--then someone shooting from beneath with intense lighting on top --the end parts with the city peiced together maybe with a digital program of what they had... the end is a smack. Love the transparency.
Sayora, I love Thich Nhat Hanh. If only he and Ghandi had been teaching the world, at early ages, what a place we would know.
Blessings to you All.
Two extraordinary videos! I have always thought of mists resting in treetops as holy. The second video really touched me. Thanks M and what a great quote to carry with me today.
Fascinating...from the quote to these very different and perfect videos...Life, all a treasure. thank you.
perfect dichotomy wrapped up and tied with a bow of deep wisdom
as always - thanks for your unique perspective.
blessings - k
This was very mindblowing!
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Last night I read Plath. Morning song, and was fine. The Couriers, and was left shaped as a huge questionmark. I smiled, and thought of you. In need of poetry help :-))) Quite some time (and a lot of google) later, I was straightened out a little more. Four poems later, I was so sad. Shall only read very little Plath at a time.
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Celebrating sweet grass from here to there :-)
-and now I find another post from you which I somehow missed. Again you share so much with us. The first video is incredibly creative and disturbing, the second beautiful and soft and strong (and sad). I am sending a link to my computer at school. I think my little students should soak in these redwoods and hear these words.
(I went to college in the redwoods at Humboldt State in northern California. Have you been there?)
And how are your foxes, your beach and spring breezes. It is STILL rainy here. The earth must be very thirsty.
Had to tell you that I showed the
Growing video to my class and they were awestruck, there was total silence. That said so much! roxanne
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