EPTOn December 02 2006 23:58 Hot_Bid wrote:
its fear of pvz and reach is the one guy in 15 yrs to guess it right
haha its fear of pvz and reach is the one guy in 15 yrs to guess it right
insane secret of painting? - Page 3
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oneofthem
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John02
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forGanar
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lawl mart v2.0
United States108 Posts
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Tadzio
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zdd
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oh i get it, it's the same pic from 2 different perspectives, one is from the front, other from the back... | ||
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skyglow1
New Zealand3962 Posts
It has to do with air and water right? and if you take every object out, you’re left with snow and this road-like track. THIS might be a river that turned to ice that winter. The professor says he hallucinates with fantasies right? Well, a running river turned into ice might be his fantasy.. and he is happy, just like all others in the painting are happy too, that it froze. -So it might be potamophobia (fear of running water or rivers): a persistent, abnormal, and unwarranted fear of rivers or running water , despite the understanding by the phobic individual and reassurance by others that there is no danger It might be much simpler that we all think it is… and i think we’ll all be dissapointed when they tell us it’s just a fear of snow and this all was a waste of time. But then, if it is potamophobia, then mark the time when i said it! This ones interesting too, which concentrates on the fact that its to do with air and water as said by the professor, and that the insane picture looks more like a frozen river than the non-insane version one does. On December 03 2006 00:10 zdd wrote: uhh.. did anyone notice there's like half a house missing in the middle oh i get it, it's the same pic from 2 different perspectives, one is from the front, other from the side... Er cause its from scanning the painting in 2 parts then sticking the 2 parts together?  The painter intended it to be the right side is the same thing as a different perspective which is one of the theories. The whole thing is 1 painting. | ||
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
Look at the way the sled track goes behind the buildings, and that there are no powerlines, which show that the scene si connected to some larger scene. We have here a surreal isolated roundness that is disconnected. I dont know the "what it sounds like" reference. When i first looked at it i expected some sort of christmas carol being sung. -__- | ||
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L!MP
Australia2067 Posts
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evanthebouncy!
United States12816 Posts
On December 03 2006 00:11 oneofthem wrote: It is an uncommon phobia, something weird like fear of going around in circles, or fear of undefined space (infinite space) Look at the way the sled track goes behind the buildings, and that there are no powerlines, which show that the scene si connected to some larger scene. We have here a surreal isolated roundness that is disconnected. I dont know the "what it sounds like" reference. When i first looked at it i expected some sort of christmas carol being sung. -__- rly? I look at the original then I feel warm fuzzy happy Then I looked at the insane version I feel cold and uncomfortible and shivering | ||
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
On December 03 2006 00:16 evanthebouncy~ wrote: you were suggested to, since you knew that the picture was painted by an insane person. rly? I look at the original then I feel warm fuzzy happy Then I looked at the insane version I feel cold and uncomfortible and shivering | ||
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evanthebouncy!
United States12816 Posts
Nah no oneofthem, look at the color choice. The insane one is grey/cool color themed while the original has alot more warm color. | ||
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
http://www.stkate.edu/physics/phys104/starnitegh.jpg here's a different shade of the same picture http://www.museum.ru/Outsider/pice.asp?psih_07 | ||
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BlackJack
United States10574 Posts
edit - I agree with NewbSaibot | ||
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lawl mart v2.0
United States108 Posts
On December 03 2006 00:11 oneofthem wrote: It is an uncommon phobia, something weird like fear of going around in circles, or fear of undefined space (infinite space) Look at the way the sled track goes behind the buildings, and that there are no powerlines, which show that the scene si connected to some larger scene. We have here a surreal isolated roundness that is disconnected. I dont know the "what it sounds like" reference. When i first looked at it i expected some sort of christmas carol being sung. -__- he didnt say it was an uncommon phobia the professor said that he had a rare mental disorder, and ALSO had a phobia, not the same thing | ||
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
On December 03 2006 00:31 lawl mart v2.0 wrote: the phobia was key or related to the disorder, whether it si something common or not it should be deeper than just a common phobia. he didnt say it was an uncommon phobia the professor said that he had a rare mental disorder, and ALSO had a phobia, not the same thing | ||
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Fatmatt2000
United States159 Posts
Random Digg user wrote: The painter was deaf, or afraid of becoming deaf. Look at the pic - nothing is making noise. The horses' hooves weren't touching the ground, the ground is covered in a sound-muting blanket of snow, and it's night-time (which is usually attributed to tranquility). The professor said, "Think of what the place would look like with all the objects removed". That would leave an expanse of snow. Being deaf has been aptly described as "white noise", and many compare it to snow. Being or becoming deaf also affects one's ability to sense motion and direction, as it creates problems with the inner ear. Many deaf people experience vertigo, or the feeling that they've lost their balance and are falling. That would explain the general spiral motion of the picture. Im pretty sure this is the winner. | ||
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fusionsdf
Canada15390 Posts
On December 03 2006 00:26 oneofthem wrote: I know it si darker than usual, but many paintings are of the same tone. if you were to show one of the van gogh paintings with the same prompt it would not be much different http://www.stkate.edu/physics/phys104/starnitegh.jpg I dont think thats a good example. It has elements of warmth, curiosity, etc. This painting feels hollow. I believe if you were to try and listen to it, you would hear nothing. It would be very neat to try and get a cold reaction from someone - someone who doesnt know the backstory. But I get the feeling its missing something. Seems something is amiss to me. But that might just be imprinting. Also, why does that one house have no door? | ||
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evanthebouncy!
United States12816 Posts
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
On December 03 2006 00:33 fusionsdf wrote: I do think that the painting is isolated, you get the sense of clinging onto the edge of that hill and watching the sleds go by. There is a definite limit to the world in that picture. It is self contained in a way. I dont think thats a good example. It has elements of warmth, curiosity, etc. This painting feels hollow. I believe if you were to try and listen to it, you would hear nothing. It would be very neat to try and get a cold reaction from someone - someone who doesnt know the backstory. But I get the feeling its missing something. Seems something is amiss to me. But that might just be imprinting. Also, why does that one house have no door? | ||
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