Artist Profile: David Dimichele

David DiMichele's current body of work, Pseudo Documentation, is a series of large-scale photographs depicting grandiose installations in fantasy exhibition spaces. DiMichele creates this work by first building scale models of exhibition spaces, and producing original artworks in drawing, painting and sculpture mediums, which are sited in the spaces and then photographed to create the final works. The Pseudo Documentation photographs are inspired by DiMichele's background as an installation artist, love of abstract forms and passion for monumental museum and gallery architecture.

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outside of wall you call strength
lies a heart that's often broken than mend
unfazed you walk these steps
not knowing if love will find you in the end

everyone falls now and again
and even at our best we all need a little help
wherever you find yourself in this life's journey
know that in the end you will find me

dark hearts and concrete marks
broken, bruised and battlefield scars
we find refuge through darkest nights
a whisper to still the noise inside

loneliness arrows straight to the heart
killing the life we once had inside
calloused hands from holding on
sea of tears fill our sad songs
but whenever you feel like letting go
know that these hands wont be too far for you to hold

Rosanna.

You make living as easy as breathing
turning my my skies from gloomy to golden
Your quirky curves and pastel robes
wrapped around your beautiful form

OH HOW LOVELY
OH HOW PURE
YOUR SMILE SO GENTLE
LOVE SO GOOD
MAY IT BE FOREVER
MAYBE IT'S SOON
BUT I COULD SPEND FOREVER
LOOKING AT YOU

LASERS.

Artist Profile: Patrick Farrell

Patrick Farrell is a photojournalist who was awarded a 2009 Pulitzer Prize his package of 19 black-and-white photographs, entitled 'A People in Despair: Haiti's Year Without Mercy that was published in the Miami Herald.Miami Herald: Patrick Farrell Wins Pulitzer (April 20, 2009)1

Fast Facts

1. Hometown: Miami, Florida Miami Herald: Patrick Farrell Wins Pulitzer (April 20, 2009)1
2. Parents: Dr. James and Peggie Farrell Miami Herald: Patrick Farrell Wins Pulitzer (April 20, 2009)1
3. Is the 7th of 12 children Miami Herald: Patrick Farrell Wins Pulitzer (April 20, 2009)1
4. 1977: Graduated from Christopher Columbus High, a Miami Catholic school
Miami Herald: Patrick Farrell Wins Pulitzer (April 20, 2009)1
5. Ran cross country and was a photographer for the high school school yearbook
Miami Herald: Patrick Farrell Wins Pulitzer (April 20, 2009)1
6. Destroyed a bathroom in his childhood home when he turned it into a darkroomMiami Herald: Patrick Farrell Wins Pulitzer (April 20, 2009)1
7. 1981: Graduated from the University of Miami with a with a bachelor of arts degree in television and film production
Miami Herald: Patrick Farrell Wins Pulitzer (April 20, 2009)1
8. Began his career working for small Florida community papers
Miami Herald: Patrick Farrell Wins Pulitzer (April 20, 2009)1
9. 1987: Became a staff photographer for the Miami Herald
Miami Herald: Patrick Farrell Wins Pulitzer (April 20, 2009)1
10. 49 years old when he won a Pulitzer Prize
Miami Herald: Patrick Farrell Wins Pulitzer (April 20, 2009)1
11. Was a member of the Miami Herald staff that won the 1993 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for coverage of Hurricane Andrew in South Florida
Miami Herald: Patrick Farrell Wins Pulitzer (April 20, 2009)1

Cool Find

umm WOW.

COMBO a collaborative animation by Blu and David Ellis (2 times loop) from blu on Vimeo.

REMINDER.

to cry is not a form of weakness but in actuality when we are born, its a sign that we are alive.

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i saw this movie yesterday while at work and let me just say how blown away i was with animation and the environments..we've come a looong way in 3D films and if you're a fan then its definitely a must-see film...the characters we're well developed and the story was pretty thought provoking...so stop being technology dependent!!lol soo if you have an hour or so to kill them this film is definitely won't be a waste of your time.

Generation Giver.

“People grow old only by deserting their ideals, Macarthur had written. Years may wrinkle the skin, but to give up interest wrinkles the soul. You are as young as your faith, as old as your doubt; as young as your self-confidence, as old as your fear; as young as your hope as old as your despair. In the central place of every heart there is a recording chamber. So long as it receives messages of beauty, hope, cheer and courage, so long are you young. When your heart is covered with the snows of pessimism and the ice of cynicism, then, and then only, are you grown old. And then, indeed as the ballad says, you just fade away.”

History is determined by the generations that lived it...our success and failure are in direct correlation with what we have done with the time we were given...we are our own problem but also our own solution...Baby boomers had their wars and ideals, generation x had their expression of peace and freedom..generation y saw the birth of mtv and technology and now this generation, the one we're all living..this time we have now..looking back of the road we've traveled, what have we done...what do we want the future generations say as they look back at history..are we going to known for our fast food rather than our good deeds..do we want to be known for our fraps and lattes rather than our acts of justice...do want our history painted with our excess rather than our ability to be a source hope for a dying world...because in the end of it all, ideals or good intentions will not save our world, actions will..our ability to put worth on our words..our ability to not just be moved but to actually move and mobilize others...our biggest problem is distraction, i believe that we all have the ability to do something but we just lose focus..we tend shrink our world and make its sole purpose to be for our comfort...for our benefit..we chose to be self-serving, at times selfish and the worst part is, we become accustomed to it...we numbed ourselves from the issues going on in Africa, the wars going on in the Middle east, disasters in Asia..we chose to turn it off, to change the channel..we chose to be apathetic..i know because i am the same way..like the song 'i am the problem'...there is no easy way to it...there is no erase or undo or delete button...what we do now, with our hands, our resources, our ideas will greatly determine the history of today, therefore lets make it worth it, let us resound hope that future generations will echo the hearts of this generation..a generation that gives.

charity:water

The story of charity: water - The 2009 September Campaign Trailer from charity: water on Vimeo.

FUN theory

HAHA's of the day

Atleast you're having better day compared to this guy. HAPPY HUMPDAY ALL.