The artwork “Thinking of the Yesterday’s Sky” captures the patterns of the sky from the previous day and, as if plucked from the sky, renders them in a glass of water using 3D printing. The appearance of the glass is then recorded daily. The clouds themselves are “printed” using milk so the drink itself can even be consumed. Aki Inomata’s New Art Project Lets You Drink the Clouds – Spoon & Tamago
The Zen monk, Tich Nhath Hanh said that when we drink a tea, we drink a cloud. It’s a beautiful meditation that connects us to everything in the cosmos. Finally, he said that we are the clouds… It reminds me a piece of music « Ultra Cloud » that I often listened… Do you know it, Ottmar ?
No, she was born in Texas, USA. Her grandmother was Julia Frankenberg, and I believe Julia’s father was born in Germany. I’ve been meaning to do an Ancestry study to find out the lost details.
By the way, I so love the French language, art, and music.
The Zen monk, Tich Nhath Hanh said that when we drink a tea, we drink a cloud. It’s a beautiful meditation that connects us to everything in the cosmos. Finally, he said that we are the clouds… It reminds me a piece of music « Ultra Cloud » that I often listened… Do you know it, Ottmar ?
Elisabeth, I enjoyed your comment. By the way, my mother’s name was Elisabeth – with an “s”, the German spelling. :-)
Jane, was your mother born in Germany ? I’m french…
No, she was born in Texas, USA. Her grandmother was Julia Frankenberg, and I believe Julia’s father was born in Germany. I’ve been meaning to do an Ancestry study to find out the lost details.
By the way, I so love the French language, art, and music.
Beyond the body, mind & soul is the fourth . It keeps them all together
(wisdom teachers need teachers)