insane secret of painting? Continues.... - Page 2
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Sfydjklm
United States9218 Posts
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miyavi
Canada245 Posts
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fanta[Rn]
Japan2465 Posts
seeing the skiers on the left side showing up on the right side again, standing and talking made me think like that. Also this video kinda shows the same theory. So this might be a fear of time? time passing? future? But then again this "professor" said something about air and water and open spaces which makes "my" theory kinda wrong. | ||
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benevolence
Peru34 Posts
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fusionsdf
Canada15390 Posts
1: http://pics.livejournal.com/shaltai_baltai/pic/00001ykp 2: wtf 1: tell me what you think of that pcture 2: what do you mean? 1: in general; interpret it 2: small town in christmas, there are horse sled races with 3 kids on each sled and one of the sleds is on fire 2: around christmas 1: what feeling does it give? 2: "wtf" 1: more than that :/ 2: uhh 2: kind of calming 2: until I see the kids sled on fire 1: this is going to sound strange 1: but if you could hear this painting, what would it sound like? 2: roller coaster tycoomn 2: the sounds of people in that 2: o_o 2: oh that plus "HOLY SHIT IM ON FUCKING FIRE 1: would you say that this painting is overall a negative or positive picture? 2: positive 2: barely because one of those kids is gonna get burned alive 1: If I told you to ignore the fire for a bit 2: oh 1: and look for other interpretations 2: no you didn't 2: oh 2: wait 2: nevermind I'm retarded 1: maybe some of which wouldnt be literal interpretations 2: it looks like peoplein a small town having fun 1: what would you say? 2: to the positive/negative question? 1: to the painting in general 1: If you were to ignore specific objects 2: o_o 2: okay okay what's the question again? 2: I'm confused 1: so answer abstractly 2: but 2: whjat's the question? 1: do you have any different interpretations if you ignore the "fire"? 2: well all the negative stuff goes away 1: try to look at the whole painting without focusing on details 1: would you say the painting is comforting, or fear inducing as a whole? 2: comforting 1: thank you 2: so 2: wtf was this for? 1: http://duggmirror.com/health/What_is_the_insane_secret_of_this_painting/ 1: http://www.veryrussian.net/2006/the-mystery-painting-almost-there.html ---- The thing Ive noticed myself in terms of differences is a darker image, with more use of primary colours, and more negative space | ||
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fanta[Rn]
Japan2465 Posts
He might fear a repetitive life, all his life being the same old and boring shit over and over again i start to think that, like someone mentioned before, this is something like a joke - the thing you interpret in there is the thing that you are afraid of. At least this "repetitive" life is one fear of mine. | ||
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Eniram
Sudan3166 Posts
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0x64
Finland4599 Posts
only the position of the leg of the third horse vary a bit. edit: hmm okay they are not. And it was said that it was not in the details. i can notice that It is night and you can clearly see. Im from finland and know how dark it is even with citylights | ||
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Sfydjklm
United States9218 Posts
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Sfydjklm
United States9218 Posts
however professor says water, and him copying aivazovsky's painting supports it. Fear of drowning? | ||
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Hollow
Canada2180 Posts
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Manit0u
Poland17536 Posts
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benevolence
Peru34 Posts
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Vi)Chris
United States700 Posts
In summation I guess, it's easy in retrospect to come up with adequate "just-so" stories but it's just a bunch of crap really. Now I think one can get a sense of a person's personality through many works or an overarching view of their career, such as Munch. But from one picture? P.S. I find the picture with the water cool, the reflective quality of the water against the sun is done better than I am used to. | ||
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Dametri
United States726 Posts
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Asta
Germany3491 Posts
someone said it might be the fear of running water or rain because the painter is happy when the water is frozen. i think it's obvious that it has nothing to do with the houses or the people because those aren't in the center of his picture (unlike in the original). i'm pretty sure it does have something to do with the blue spot in the middle. it's probably some frozen pond. it's weird that it's located on top of a hill. | ||
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pyrogenetix
China5098 Posts
then i read the text and looked at it and started thinking something was wrong. i would say its the way all the horses have their hooves outstretched? thats kinda weird isnt it??? or that there are no single ppl there are no hoove tracks in the snow behind the sleigh and wouldnt the horses be really cold without like... any clothing? like horse clothes? | ||
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Dametri
United States726 Posts
On December 03 2006 12:06 pyrogenetix wrote: without reading the text and seeing the pic i thot it was pretty ok. then i read the text and looked at it and started thinking something was wrong. i would say its the way all the horses have their hooves outstretched? thats kinda weird isnt it??? or that there are no single ppl there are no hoove tracks in the snow behind the sleigh and wouldnt the horses be really cold without like... any clothing? like horse clothes? The sleds pulled behind them would eliminate any hoofprints I don't know much about horses, but unless they weren't native to russia, I'd imagine the horses could survive in that temperature. If they were galloping, all the horses would have their hooves out, though the symmetry of the middle set's spread is kind of weird. | ||
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z7-TranCe
Canada3158 Posts
On December 03 2006 12:00 Dametri wrote: nope,i wouldn't say it freaked me out but i did make me a bit uneasy.hard to explain,like its a painting of a happy scene,but the vibe you get is totally opposite of what it actually isI clicked on the picture before reading the original post or the thread and looked at it by itself, and I have to say it freaked me out for no apparent reason. Am I alone in this? | ||
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Excalibur_Z
United States12240 Posts
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