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During medieval times
Dancing Plague: During medieval times, an eerie and inexplicable phenomenon known as the "Dancing Plague" occurred in several European countries. Throughout history, there have been instances where people, seemingly without any control, would start dancing uncontrollably in large groups. This bizarre ritualistic dance would continue for hours, days, or even weeks. It was believed to be a form of mass hysteria or a psychological disorder, but no conclusive explanation has ever found.
By jackson2 years ago in Art
Stitching Stories: Preserving Culture Through Craftsmanship
In the heart of a bustling city, amidst the towering skyscrapers and modern marvels, there stood a small, unassuming tailor shop. Its faded sign bore the name "Threads of Identity," a nod to its humble beginnings and the generations of skilled artisans who had crafted garments within its walls.
By Khawaja Hamza2 years ago in Art
Artists Who Transcended Boundaries Through Mind-Altering Experience. Content Warning.
The history of psychedelics in art is a colorful tapestry woven with threads of exploration, transcendence, and revelation. Dating back centuries, various cultures around the world have incorporated mind-altering substances into artistic practices, often as a means of accessing spiritual realms or unlocking hidden truths. In ancient civilizations such as the Aztecs, Mayans, and Egyptians, hallucinogenic plants like peyote, psilocybin mushrooms, and cannabis were revered for their ability to induce visionary experiences, which found expression in religious rituals, ceremonial art, and sacred iconography.
By Janie2 years ago in Art
Illuminating the Depths of Artistic Expression
In the realm of visual art, light and shadow dance together to create a symphony of contrasts that captivates the viewer's eye and stirs the soul. At the heart of this interplay lies chiaroscuro, an ancient artistic technique that has been used by masters of the craft for centuries to imbue their works with depth, drama, and emotional resonance. Originating in the Renaissance period, chiaroscuro continues to be a fundamental aspect of painting, drawing, and photography, shaping the way we perceive and interpret the world around us.
By Janie2 years ago in Art
GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS DESTRUCTION AFFECT ON HUMAN BODY. Content Warning.
In the heart of the countryside, where golden fields stretched to the horizon under the watchful gaze of the sun, there lay a small farming community nestled in the embrace of nature. Here, where the rhythms of life were dictated by the changing seasons, a shadow loomed over the land—a shadow cast by the promise and perils of genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
By Glacier Heart2 years ago in Art
From The Eye Of A Needle
In the vast landscape of the art world, where grandeur often reigns supreme, there exists a niche so small, yet so intricately detailed, that it defies conventional understanding. This niche is the realm of micro art and micro sculpture, where artists work with precision tools and boundless patience to create wonders that can only be fully appreciated under a microscope.
By Janie2 years ago in Art
Obsessed With Flowers
Roses as Humans I love metaphors as a way to show what I'm thinking. I struggle to put words in my mouth but find my voice when writing my thoughts down. I struggle to speak but I thrive when I write. Roses as Humans is what has become my identity. We are all broken and in pieces, there's a thorn in our flesh. But despite these flaws and failures we were made beautifully and we are all beautiful.
By Thomas Terry2 years ago in Art
"Kohli's T20 Statement: Beyond the Criticisms"
In a recent IPL match between Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and Punjab Kings (PBKS), the cricketing maestro Virat Kohli displayed his exceptional skills, scoring a remarkable 77 runs off 49 balls. This innings not only showcased Kohli's prowess with the bat but also served as a strong response to critics questioning his performance in T20 cricket.
By Davidson51 Davidson512 years ago in Art
What is a 'flat white’? Today’s Google Doodle celebrates the coffee ☕
The March 11 doodle honors the day in 2011 that the term "flat white" was included in the Oxford English Dictionary. The Google doodle describes a flat white as a coffee beverage composed of an espresso shot, steamed milk, and a tiny layer of microfoam. Traditionally, a ceramic cup is used to serve the beverage.
By Isha tiwari 2 years ago in Art
The Legacy of Hitofude Ryuu
In the rich tapestry of Japanese art, the one-stroke dragon painting technique, known as "Hitofude Ryuu," stands out as a testament to the skill, precision, and cultural significance of traditional Japanese painting. Dating back centuries, this distinctive method of rendering dragons in a single, continuous stroke has captivated audiences and artists alike, embodying a profound connection to Japan's cultural heritage and spiritual beliefs. Let's delve into the history of Hitofude Ryuu and explore its enduring meaning for artists throughout Japan's history.
By Janie2 years ago in Art
Unraveling Illusions
Title: Unraveling Illusions: Finding Freedom Within By Maximillian In the vast expanse of a desert night, beneath a tapestry of twinkling stars, a caravan found respite at an ancient inn. Among the weary travelers was a man named Jacob, a merchant whose livelihood depended on the 100 camels he tended to with care. Yet, as the night wore on, Jacob discovered that one of his camels remained untethered, a solitary figure amidst the boundless sands.
By maximillian masali2 years ago in Art
A life Lesson: The Strength of Perseverance
Title: A life Lesson: The Strength of Perseverance By Maximillian In a small town of the far east named Ubungo Maji there lived a man who was burdened by the weight of repeated failures in his life. Each setback seemed to deepen his despair, leaving him with little hope for the future. He trudged through his days, his heart heavy with disappointment and frustration. This was a very big problem to this man which sometimes left him out of mood.
By maximillian masali2 years ago in Art