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Showing posts with label seven silent songs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seven silent songs. Show all posts
Saturday, October 2, 2021
Avish Khebrehzadeh Seven Silent Songs
We have been going to the National Gallery of Art a lot lately. It gives us the opportunity to take a ride in to town, but is also a great spot to take photos for the 52Frames weekly challenge. There is a special exhibit from an Iranian artist Avish Khebrehzadeh called Seven Silent Sings. It’s an interesting show. You sit in a dark room and watch the animals and such walk or swim past. It’s about migration, climate change and human nature and is a beautifully created animation. The first time we went we just sat and watched. The second time I wanted to take images for the subject “dreamscape” so I asked my husband to stand in front of the very wide and long screen. I liked the manatee and the whales, the hippos… The associated music captures the subject matter. There is also a tree of life in blue painted at the entrance. The gallery is a great place to get ideas, spend the morning, and have a walk. We are lucky to live so close.









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