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But this use of colors was not just an artistic act.
The unique arrangement of these atoms gives epinephrine its identity, but nobody has ever actually seen one of these, because they're very small, so we're going to call this an artistic impression, and I want to explain to you how small this is.
I won the World YoYo Contest again in the artistic performance division.
I discovered that, if I worked on a larger scale and with bigger materials, my hand really wouldn't hurt, and after having gone from a single approach to art, I ended up having an approach to creativity that completely changed my artistic horizons.
"These talking machines are going to ruin artistic development of music in this country.
I'm 13 now, and although I started my business in 2008, my artistic journey started way before then.
This is the Art-o-mat, an art-vending machine that sells small artistic creations by different artists, usually on small wood blocks or matchboxes, in limited edition.
Given this rich artistic environment, you'd assume that I would have been compelled to go into the family business, but no.
When your expectations and your knowledge clash with my artistic intentions.
Your interaction with an image, your ability to read, question, be bothered or bored or inspired by an image is as important as my artistic contribution.
Because that's what turns an artistic statement really, into a creative dialogue.
And you see, some of the bioluminescence they use to avoid being eaten, some they use to attract prey, but all of it, from an artistic point of view, is just positively amazing.
These days, around 300 art installations and countless artistic gestures go to the playa.
And these are all kids with no artistic ability, no talent, no imagination.
"I think that the artist should be returned to his heritage, i.e., the jungles of Africa, and then he can shovel manure in his artistic way." "This flag I'm standing on stands for everything oppressive in this system: the murder of the Indians and all the oppressed around the world, including my brother who was shot by a pig, who kicked over his body to 'make sure the nigger was dead.'
It's about design thinking where you have that interesting combination of the scientific method and the artistic process.
One of the things that really excites me in my artistic practice and being trained as a potter is that you very quickly learn how to make great things out of nothing; that I spent a lot of time at my wheel with mounds of clay trying stuff; and that the limitations of my capacity, my ability, was based on my hands and my imagination; that if I wanted to make a really nice bowl and I didn't know how to make a foot yet, I would have to learn how to make a foot; that that process of learning has been very, very helpful to my life.
There have been times in my artistic capacity that I wanted to reflect on other really important moments in the history of the U.S., the history of the world where tough things happened, but how do you talk about tough ideas without separating people from that content?
And so I thought, is there a way that I could start to think about these buildings as an extension or an expansion of my artistic practice?
But as a result of that, I'm finding that there's not just room for my own artistic practice, there's room for a lot of other artistic practices.
And this is interesting from an artistic point of view.
The other half of your artistic duo is also here.
It's extremely beautiful, very poetic and artistic.
In this one sketch, Leonardo was able to combine the mathematics, religion, philosophy, architecture, and artistic skill of his age.
In an age when a man dared to sail across the Atlantic Ocean, Michelangelo dared to chart new artistic waters.
No more familiar artistic references to the world around you.
But Michelangelo was trying to use only the best artistic language, the most universal artistic language he could think of: that of the human body.
And evolutionary algorithms, or genetic algorithms that mimic biological evolution, are one promising approach to making machines generate original and valuable artistic outcomes.
While this is an incredible thing, this untethered artistic freedom, it can create chaos.
We use story and artistic touch to get us to a place of wonder.
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