Rembrandt van RijnYour daily dose of Dutch art by Rembrandt van Rijn.
The Omval,
Your daily dose of Dutch art by Rembrandt van Rijn.
The flight into Egypt: altered plate from Seghers,
Your daily dose of Dutch art by Rembrandt van Rijn.
Jan Uytenbogaert,
Your daily dose of Dutch art by Rembrandt van Rijn.
Portrait of a Woman; Possibly Maria Trip,
Your daily dose of Dutch art by Rembrandt van Rijn.
The agony in the garden,
Ellen RodenbergOmloop ritme van het lichaam
Photo's:
Boek5 blz.73a
We Once Where One / Sculpture by Femmy Otten met details
#driven_by_the_process
#aide_memoires_seed_feed
#the body_remembers_seed_feed
#book5_erf page 73a
#ellenrodenberg-erf
#art
#metamorfose
#rijksmuseum Amsterdam
The body’s metabolic rhythm
(from the writing-drawing-books)
Nourished by everything that enters the body from outside and (what is unusable) leaves the body via the mouth and anus, also through speech and wind.
You choose, and others choose for you, what food enters your body. Nourishing all cells, and thus all organs, tissues, muscles and bones.
Our brains, which process emotions, think in language, and control themselves whilst sending signals to the whole body, need both physically digestible and mentally digestible food.
What causes the food and experiences that nourish us? In our bodies, in our behaviour, in our use of language, in our thinking?
What causes our bodies, our behaviour, our use of language, our thinking?
How do we nourish one another?
Once We Were One is a work of art by Femmy Otten, which I saw in the Rijksmuseum.
I nourish myself by letting the sculpture work on me from all angles.
See the posture, the wood and the coarse and fine craftsmanship.
See the details, the vulva, the clitoris, the scrotum with the penis tied like a knot on the head.
A sense of awe, along with associations with images from classical antiquity, flows into my body.
Healthy food! says my sense of happiness!
Photo's:
Boek5 blz.73a
We Once Where One / Sculpture by Femmy Otten met details
#driven_by_the_process
#aide_memoires_seed_feed
#the body_remembers_seed_feed
#book5_erf page 73a
#ellenrodenberg-erf
#art
#metamorfose
#rijksmuseum Amsterdam
The body’s metabolic rhythm
(from the writing-drawing-books)
Nourished by everything that enters the body from outside and (what is unusable) leaves the body via the mouth and anus, also through speech and wind.
You choose, and others choose for you, what food enters your body. Nourishing all cells, and thus all organs, tissues, muscles and bones.
Our brains, which process emotions, think in language, and control themselves whilst sending signals to the whole body, need both physically digestible and mentally digestible food.
What causes the food and experiences that nourish us? In our bodies, in our behaviour, in our use of language, in our thinking?
What causes our bodies, our behaviour, our use of language, our thinking?
How do we nourish one another?
Once We Were One is a work of art by Femmy Otten, which I saw in the Rijksmuseum.
I nourish myself by letting the sculpture work on me from all angles.
See the posture, the wood and the coarse and fine craftsmanship.
See the details, the vulva, the clitoris, the scrotum with the penis tied like a knot on the head.
A sense of awe, along with associations with images from classical antiquity, flows into my body.
Healthy food! says my sense of happiness!
Your daily dose of Dutch art by Rembrandt van Rijn.
Self-portrait in a cap and scarf with the face dark: bust,
Your daily dose of Dutch art by Rembrandt van Rijn.
Cornelis Claesz. Anslo; preacher,
Your daily dose of Dutch art by Rembrandt van Rijn.
Christ Presented to the People (Ecce Homo),
Your daily dose of Dutch art by Rembrandt van Rijn.
Head of a man in a fur cap; crying out,
