Foible and Consequence to Living of the Gods: Photo Essay

ISBN-13: 9781468093223 / Angielski / Miękka / 2012 / 176 str.

Christopher Alan Byrne

Opis

Foible and Consequence is photo essay composed of more than 150 art and photograph. The technology of animation is formed of drawn art; while the reflection of so many frames provides artist to draw differences frame to frame. The product creates sense of motion of characters relocating or dividing art to a Chapter. The essay is more of an artwork at theology, and topic include a word defying assembly of images. An image is considered to be beyond a use of description or language, and to be a predominate manner to tell stories of the angels. The comparison, contrast or series of works then provides room filling awareness. The inflation of words into abstraction and metaphor is considered to occur of an eastern or rejecting manner of reason into migration; so from the simple angels of reflection into the more advanced playful miracles are found interpretations and response of angel. The product is to discover word or action to inflate into miracles of response. Foible is assessed the interaction at collecting memory into dividing such by the angels. The topic of foible and consequence is really sort of humorous; including many art and photo at the creatures of nature. See a kitten held up for lunch money, and Mountain Lion running to the rescue. I suggest refusal to note the abstraction of logos to be the future; which are called the word of God. The defiance of the angels then gets more and more extraordinary; yet is simply no more or less real. The extreme cases at refusal to think or to give up speaking are assessed; yet to retain a sort of reversible syndrome at judgment from the gods. I consider the urban environment, and of a city life to ponder words to appear less 'value oriented'. See some gothic works of God and Church worship. A lady screams to see a man climb a sheer rock cliff; so to know God. 'Was not Jesus slain, huh'? A man walking down a side walk slip and falls on ice. The entirety lacks a direct cause; although the essay does name a dimension of the angels to find such series of action(s). The name of Archangel and theme of injury are provided; although in truth you will find laughter a better consideration to the essay. I consider for example to have image awareness to the mind to be said sourced of God. The time and its events are then the recording at such action and reaction. I have one Chapter given to the humorous themes of the creatures of nature; who really appear contextually able to speak word(s) or offer pretty art. The cover has a shrew and a note of a sample taste missing 'Nice plum, mister'.