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Desing & Code by @sofialunaxyz 🕹️
Entrevista Silenciosa con Adan Jodorowsky Sobre La Muerte.
Gracias por todo Adan, tqm. @adanjodorowsky
*no planeamos la despedida divina de @alexserramusic , super inclusive*
Parte del compendio de entrevistas fruto de la hermosa colaboracion entre @restaura_experience x @itmotf = una serie de conversaciones basadas en los saberes ancestrales, el futuro de la humanidad y la imaginación…
Gracias in fi ni tas a la @ximena_romero por permitirnos participar de tu hermoso tejido y hacer esto posible…
Así fué compartir la disciplina de la Imaginación con 300 jovenes… fuimos canal y vehículo, fuimos estudiantes y profesores. Gracias a los que se montaron en la nave… que viaje tan espectacular, y el que nos espera! Que regalo. GRACIAS . Me cambiaron la vida. Gracias por expandir mi realidad a través de la pedagogía.
Gracias @bullnene eres sencillamente grande
Y @nicoleromeroy @linapulgarin19 @elempre__fantásticos todos. Gracias. Los amo.
a @sato.rt the goat for the video
Y a todos los otros integrantes de la cantera - sigan volando. Hacia ustedes.
Some important thoughts by Alex on worship monuments & sculptural guardians that exist in museums. Think about the temples and locations these objects were protecting / what they meant / how epic it would be for them to have stayed in their context doing what they were originally built for… and how fun it would’ve been to travel to those places to find them and feel their strength…. Instead they lie in a concrete room amidst a lot of equally symbolic pieces that end up looking very similar to each other, spiritless. Anthropology museums, are you a modern prison for ancient powers? Idk. Maybe. Do you know? Just wondering…
also here are some of my favorite pieces from our trip to mexico x
Some important thoughts by Alex on worship monuments & sculptural guardians that exist in museums. Think about the temples and locations these objects were protecting / what they meant / how epic it would be for them to have stayed in their context doing what they were originally built for… and how fun it would’ve been to travel to those places to find them and feel their strength…. Instead they lie in a concrete room amidst a lot of equally symbolic pieces that end up looking very similar to each other, spiritless. Anthropology museums, are you a modern prison for ancient powers? Idk. Maybe. Do you know? Just wondering…
also here are some of my favorite pieces from our trip to mexico x
Some important thoughts by Alex on worship monuments & sculptural guardians that exist in museums. Think about the temples and locations these objects were protecting / what they meant / how epic it would be for them to have stayed in their context doing what they were originally built for… and how fun it would’ve been to travel to those places to find them and feel their strength…. Instead they lie in a concrete room amidst a lot of equally symbolic pieces that end up looking very similar to each other, spiritless. Anthropology museums, are you a modern prison for ancient powers? Idk. Maybe. Do you know? Just wondering…
also here are some of my favorite pieces from our trip to mexico x
Some important thoughts by Alex on worship monuments & sculptural guardians that exist in museums. Think about the temples and locations these objects were protecting / what they meant / how epic it would be for them to have stayed in their context doing what they were originally built for… and how fun it would’ve been to travel to those places to find them and feel their strength…. Instead they lie in a concrete room amidst a lot of equally symbolic pieces that end up looking very similar to each other, spiritless. Anthropology museums, are you a modern prison for ancient powers? Idk. Maybe. Do you know? Just wondering…
also here are some of my favorite pieces from our trip to mexico x
Some important thoughts by Alex on worship monuments & sculptural guardians that exist in museums. Think about the temples and locations these objects were protecting / what they meant / how epic it would be for them to have stayed in their context doing what they were originally built for… and how fun it would’ve been to travel to those places to find them and feel their strength…. Instead they lie in a concrete room amidst a lot of equally symbolic pieces that end up looking very similar to each other, spiritless. Anthropology museums, are you a modern prison for ancient powers? Idk. Maybe. Do you know? Just wondering…
also here are some of my favorite pieces from our trip to mexico x
Some important thoughts by Alex on worship monuments & sculptural guardians that exist in museums. Think about the temples and locations these objects were protecting / what they meant / how epic it would be for them to have stayed in their context doing what they were originally built for… and how fun it would’ve been to travel to those places to find them and feel their strength…. Instead they lie in a concrete room amidst a lot of equally symbolic pieces that end up looking very similar to each other, spiritless. Anthropology museums, are you a modern prison for ancient powers? Idk. Maybe. Do you know? Just wondering…
also here are some of my favorite pieces from our trip to mexico x
Some important thoughts by Alex on worship monuments & sculptural guardians that exist in museums. Think about the temples and locations these objects were protecting / what they meant / how epic it would be for them to have stayed in their context doing what they were originally built for… and how fun it would’ve been to travel to those places to find them and feel their strength…. Instead they lie in a concrete room amidst a lot of equally symbolic pieces that end up looking very similar to each other, spiritless. Anthropology museums, are you a modern prison for ancient powers? Idk. Maybe. Do you know? Just wondering…
also here are some of my favorite pieces from our trip to mexico x
Some important thoughts by Alex on worship monuments & sculptural guardians that exist in museums. Think about the temples and locations these objects were protecting / what they meant / how epic it would be for them to have stayed in their context doing what they were originally built for… and how fun it would’ve been to travel to those places to find them and feel their strength…. Instead they lie in a concrete room amidst a lot of equally symbolic pieces that end up looking very similar to each other, spiritless. Anthropology museums, are you a modern prison for ancient powers? Idk. Maybe. Do you know? Just wondering…
also here are some of my favorite pieces from our trip to mexico x
Some important thoughts by Alex on worship monuments & sculptural guardians that exist in museums. Think about the temples and locations these objects were protecting / what they meant / how epic it would be for them to have stayed in their context doing what they were originally built for… and how fun it would’ve been to travel to those places to find them and feel their strength…. Instead they lie in a concrete room amidst a lot of equally symbolic pieces that end up looking very similar to each other, spiritless. Anthropology museums, are you a modern prison for ancient powers? Idk. Maybe. Do you know? Just wondering…
also here are some of my favorite pieces from our trip to mexico x
Some important thoughts by Alex on worship monuments & sculptural guardians that exist in museums. Think about the temples and locations these objects were protecting / what they meant / how epic it would be for them to have stayed in their context doing what they were originally built for… and how fun it would’ve been to travel to those places to find them and feel their strength…. Instead they lie in a concrete room amidst a lot of equally symbolic pieces that end up looking very similar to each other, spiritless. Anthropology museums, are you a modern prison for ancient powers? Idk. Maybe. Do you know? Just wondering…
also here are some of my favorite pieces from our trip to mexico x
Some important thoughts by Alex on worship monuments & sculptural guardians that exist in museums. Think about the temples and locations these objects were protecting / what they meant / how epic it would be for them to have stayed in their context doing what they were originally built for… and how fun it would’ve been to travel to those places to find them and feel their strength…. Instead they lie in a concrete room amidst a lot of equally symbolic pieces that end up looking very similar to each other, spiritless. Anthropology museums, are you a modern prison for ancient powers? Idk. Maybe. Do you know? Just wondering…
also here are some of my favorite pieces from our trip to mexico x
Some important thoughts by Alex on worship monuments & sculptural guardians that exist in museums. Think about the temples and locations these objects were protecting / what they meant / how epic it would be for them to have stayed in their context doing what they were originally built for… and how fun it would’ve been to travel to those places to find them and feel their strength…. Instead they lie in a concrete room amidst a lot of equally symbolic pieces that end up looking very similar to each other, spiritless. Anthropology museums, are you a modern prison for ancient powers? Idk. Maybe. Do you know? Just wondering…
also here are some of my favorite pieces from our trip to mexico x
Some important thoughts by Alex on worship monuments & sculptural guardians that exist in museums. Think about the temples and locations these objects were protecting / what they meant / how epic it would be for them to have stayed in their context doing what they were originally built for… and how fun it would’ve been to travel to those places to find them and feel their strength…. Instead they lie in a concrete room amidst a lot of equally symbolic pieces that end up looking very similar to each other, spiritless. Anthropology museums, are you a modern prison for ancient powers? Idk. Maybe. Do you know? Just wondering…
also here are some of my favorite pieces from our trip to mexico x
Some important thoughts by Alex on worship monuments & sculptural guardians that exist in museums. Think about the temples and locations these objects were protecting / what they meant / how epic it would be for them to have stayed in their context doing what they were originally built for… and how fun it would’ve been to travel to those places to find them and feel their strength…. Instead they lie in a concrete room amidst a lot of equally symbolic pieces that end up looking very similar to each other, spiritless. Anthropology museums, are you a modern prison for ancient powers? Idk. Maybe. Do you know? Just wondering…
also here are some of my favorite pieces from our trip to mexico x
“Para habitarse hay que despoblarse primero…” alguien la dijo estos días, probablemente fue la Maima.
(To inhabit yourself you first need to empty yourself)
Gracias @raizderio_por ver a la humanidad y por tu infinita generosidad … Y a todos los que contuvieron y tejieron el espacio 🎱 @fiofio.re @paulasilva.co @elpoderdesanar @priority_shift @soyfaridmarin 💎
Cannot stress enough the importance of mental hygiene & gardening of our imagination. If you dont know where to start @onesantuario is a great place to begin. & to the curious minds wondering what all this means, dm x
Love to & Here for
All
“Para habitarse hay que despoblarse primero…” alguien la dijo estos días, probablemente fue la Maima.
(To inhabit yourself you first need to empty yourself)
Gracias @raizderio_por ver a la humanidad y por tu infinita generosidad … Y a todos los que contuvieron y tejieron el espacio 🎱 @fiofio.re @paulasilva.co @elpoderdesanar @priority_shift @soyfaridmarin 💎
Cannot stress enough the importance of mental hygiene & gardening of our imagination. If you dont know where to start @onesantuario is a great place to begin. & to the curious minds wondering what all this means, dm x
Love to & Here for
All
“Para habitarse hay que despoblarse primero…” alguien la dijo estos días, probablemente fue la Maima.
(To inhabit yourself you first need to empty yourself)
Gracias @raizderio_por ver a la humanidad y por tu infinita generosidad … Y a todos los que contuvieron y tejieron el espacio 🎱 @fiofio.re @paulasilva.co @elpoderdesanar @priority_shift @soyfaridmarin 💎
Cannot stress enough the importance of mental hygiene & gardening of our imagination. If you dont know where to start @onesantuario is a great place to begin. & to the curious minds wondering what all this means, dm x
Love to & Here for
All
“Para habitarse hay que despoblarse primero…” alguien la dijo estos días, probablemente fue la Maima.
(To inhabit yourself you first need to empty yourself)
Gracias @raizderio_por ver a la humanidad y por tu infinita generosidad … Y a todos los que contuvieron y tejieron el espacio 🎱 @fiofio.re @paulasilva.co @elpoderdesanar @priority_shift @soyfaridmarin 💎
Cannot stress enough the importance of mental hygiene & gardening of our imagination. If you dont know where to start @onesantuario is a great place to begin. & to the curious minds wondering what all this means, dm x
Love to & Here for
All
“Para habitarse hay que despoblarse primero…” alguien la dijo estos días, probablemente fue la Maima.
(To inhabit yourself you first need to empty yourself)
Gracias @raizderio_por ver a la humanidad y por tu infinita generosidad … Y a todos los que contuvieron y tejieron el espacio 🎱 @fiofio.re @paulasilva.co @elpoderdesanar @priority_shift @soyfaridmarin 💎
Cannot stress enough the importance of mental hygiene & gardening of our imagination. If you dont know where to start @onesantuario is a great place to begin. & to the curious minds wondering what all this means, dm x
Love to & Here for
All
“Para habitarse hay que despoblarse primero…” alguien la dijo estos días, probablemente fue la Maima.
(To inhabit yourself you first need to empty yourself)
Gracias @raizderio_por ver a la humanidad y por tu infinita generosidad … Y a todos los que contuvieron y tejieron el espacio 🎱 @fiofio.re @paulasilva.co @elpoderdesanar @priority_shift @soyfaridmarin 💎
Cannot stress enough the importance of mental hygiene & gardening of our imagination. If you dont know where to start @onesantuario is a great place to begin. & to the curious minds wondering what all this means, dm x
Love to & Here for
All
“Para habitarse hay que despoblarse primero…” alguien la dijo estos días, probablemente fue la Maima.
(To inhabit yourself you first need to empty yourself)
Gracias @raizderio_por ver a la humanidad y por tu infinita generosidad … Y a todos los que contuvieron y tejieron el espacio 🎱 @fiofio.re @paulasilva.co @elpoderdesanar @priority_shift @soyfaridmarin 💎
Cannot stress enough the importance of mental hygiene & gardening of our imagination. If you dont know where to start @onesantuario is a great place to begin. & to the curious minds wondering what all this means, dm x
Love to & Here for
All
“Para habitarse hay que despoblarse primero…” alguien la dijo estos días, probablemente fue la Maima.
(To inhabit yourself you first need to empty yourself)
Gracias @raizderio_por ver a la humanidad y por tu infinita generosidad … Y a todos los que contuvieron y tejieron el espacio 🎱 @fiofio.re @paulasilva.co @elpoderdesanar @priority_shift @soyfaridmarin 💎
Cannot stress enough the importance of mental hygiene & gardening of our imagination. If you dont know where to start @onesantuario is a great place to begin. & to the curious minds wondering what all this means, dm x
Love to & Here for
All
“La Union” - a fungi colony commissioned & received this week for a beloved client as we rethink his office space in Medellin and build a few brands for him.
51 pieces + 1 Yakisugi side table
Created by Pablo Uribe & Daniel Schäfer
Materials: Urapan wood & gold
Each fungi was carved out of one piece of wood. No assembly, nails or glue.
Gracias @sebashdez69 for your trust
World building 5D & 3D: @byplayhouse @sofialunaxyz
“La Union” - a fungi colony commissioned & received this week for a beloved client as we rethink his office space in Medellin and build a few brands for him.
51 pieces + 1 Yakisugi side table
Created by Pablo Uribe & Daniel Schäfer
Materials: Urapan wood & gold
Each fungi was carved out of one piece of wood. No assembly, nails or glue.
Gracias @sebashdez69 for your trust
World building 5D & 3D: @byplayhouse @sofialunaxyz
“La Union” - a fungi colony commissioned & received this week for a beloved client as we rethink his office space in Medellin and build a few brands for him.
51 pieces + 1 Yakisugi side table
Created by Pablo Uribe & Daniel Schäfer
Materials: Urapan wood & gold
Each fungi was carved out of one piece of wood. No assembly, nails or glue.
Gracias @sebashdez69 for your trust
World building 5D & 3D: @byplayhouse @sofialunaxyz
“La Union” - a fungi colony commissioned & received this week for a beloved client as we rethink his office space in Medellin and build a few brands for him.
51 pieces + 1 Yakisugi side table
Created by Pablo Uribe & Daniel Schäfer
Materials: Urapan wood & gold
Each fungi was carved out of one piece of wood. No assembly, nails or glue.
Gracias @sebashdez69 for your trust
World building 5D & 3D: @byplayhouse @sofialunaxyz
“La Union” - a fungi colony commissioned & received this week for a beloved client as we rethink his office space in Medellin and build a few brands for him.
51 pieces + 1 Yakisugi side table
Created by Pablo Uribe & Daniel Schäfer
Materials: Urapan wood & gold
Each fungi was carved out of one piece of wood. No assembly, nails or glue.
Gracias @sebashdez69 for your trust
World building 5D & 3D: @byplayhouse @sofialunaxyz
“La Union” - a fungi colony commissioned & received this week for a beloved client as we rethink his office space in Medellin and build a few brands for him.
51 pieces + 1 Yakisugi side table
Created by Pablo Uribe & Daniel Schäfer
Materials: Urapan wood & gold
Each fungi was carved out of one piece of wood. No assembly, nails or glue.
Gracias @sebashdez69 for your trust
World building 5D & 3D: @byplayhouse @sofialunaxyz
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