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GMU:Provokative Architektur/Monique Besten

2013-04-02T10:53:43Z

Soyi7039:

A soft armour - final documents (1-4-2013)

109 days online: [http://www.moniqueinasuit.blogspot.com soft armour]

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File: A-b.jpg
File: Smoke.jpg
File: Fuck.jpg
File: Flying.jpg
File: Flowersblooming.jpg
File: Suit-inside.jpg
</gallery>

suit thoughts: [[http://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/images/Soft_armour_%26_suit_thoughts.pdf]]
suit future: [[http://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/images/The_suit_future_-_the_future_suit.pdf]]

'''A soft armour'''

One of the first days I wore my three piece suit, I saw a flash of blue. I caught it on the inside of my suit. In white thread. I never saw a kingfisher before.

There is an oil stain on my right sleeve. A late dinner with friends. It has been there for 83 days now.

A woman laughed when she scanned the QR code on my back and saw the drawing of the beheaded man. I don’t know why she laughed. He’s always bothering me, scratching my leg.

Something Thoreau said about suits: “beware of all enterprises that require new clothes, and not rather a new wearer of clothes “.

Inside out of sight. Insight outside.

An old man I met on the street told me how they all stored their best suit in the bomb shelter.

Wa(n)(i)ting to uncount days.

Is a landscape a collection of threads? Is a suit a field you can walk through?

I’ll only fight windmills when they spoil the view.

''
(I wore a three piece walking suit for 103 days. Every day I embroidered a drawing or text on the inside of the suit. Slowly the outer world crept inside while the inside world moved outside. A QR code was embroidered on the back of the suit and linked to a website with the images. The suit turned into a mindmap of what happens when you walk through everyday life in a soft armour.)''

day-to-day documentation here: [http://www.moniqueinasuit.blogspot.com a soft armour]

and of course you're very welcome to visit my website: [http://www.moniquebesten.nl moniquebesten]

<gallery>
File: soft armour.jpg
</gallery>

(in the beginning)

<nowiki>I'm not sure what I'm doing here - I'm only drawing lines, building bridges, constructing roads to get lost on - but isn't that what architects do? - these days I live in my words - like I've been doing for many years - trying to turn them into stepping stones, building blocks - an architecture of words - that is where I start - that is where I always start - what word could I live in? - a firm word but soft at the same time - a long and spacious word - with lots of o's - like orbit but longer - osmosis - optometrist - octobermorning - octoberopacity</nowiki>

more words (and images) here: [http://www.moniqueinweimar.blogspot.com monique in weimar]
or for the walking suit project, go here: [http://www.moniqueinasuit.blogspot.com a soft harness]

and of course you're very welcome to visit my website: [http://www.moniquebesten.nl moniquebesten]

[[Media:Readinglist.pdf]]

GMU:Provokative Architektur/Monique Besten

2013-04-02T10:37:10Z

Soyi7039:

A soft armour - final documents (1-4-2013)

109 days online: [http://www.moniqueinasuit.blogspot.com soft armour]

<gallery>
File: A-b.jpg
File: Smoke.jpg
File: Fuck.jpg
File: Flying.jpg
File: Flowersblooming.jpg
File: Suit-inside.jpg
</gallery>

[[http://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/images/Soft_armour_%26_suit_thoughts.pdf]]
[[http://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/images/The_suit_future_-_the_future_suit.pdf]]

'''A soft armour'''

One of the first days I wore my three piece suit, I saw a flash of blue. I caught it on the inside of my suit. In white thread. I never saw a kingfisher before.

There is an oil stain on my right sleeve. A late dinner with friends. It has been there for 83 days now.

A woman laughed when she scanned the QR code on my back and saw the drawing of the beheaded man. I don’t know why she laughed. He’s always bothering me, scratching my leg.

Something Thoreau said about suits: “beware of all enterprises that require new clothes, and not rather a new wearer of clothes “.

Inside out of sight. Insight outside.

An old man I met on the street told me how they all stored their best suit in the bomb shelter.

Wa(n)(i)ting to uncount days.

Is a landscape a collection of threads? Is a suit a field you can walk through?

I’ll only fight windmills when they spoil the view.

''
(I wore a three piece walking suit for 103 days. Every day I embroidered a drawing or text on the inside of the suit. Slowly the outer world crept inside while the inside world moved outside. A QR code was embroidered on the back of the suit and linked to a website with the images. The suit turned into a mindmap of what happens when you walk through everyday life in a soft armour.)''

day-to-day documentation here: [http://www.moniqueinasuit.blogspot.com a soft armour]

and of course you're very welcome to visit my website: [http://www.moniquebesten.nl moniquebesten]

<gallery>
File: soft armour.jpg
</gallery>

(in the beginning)

<nowiki>I'm not sure what I'm doing here - I'm only drawing lines, building bridges, constructing roads to get lost on - but isn't that what architects do? - these days I live in my words - like I've been doing for many years - trying to turn them into stepping stones, building blocks - an architecture of words - that is where I start - that is where I always start - what word could I live in? - a firm word but soft at the same time - a long and spacious word - with lots of o's - like orbit but longer - osmosis - optometrist - octobermorning - octoberopacity</nowiki>

more words (and images) here: [http://www.moniqueinweimar.blogspot.com monique in weimar]
or for the walking suit project, go here: [http://www.moniqueinasuit.blogspot.com a soft harness]

and of course you're very welcome to visit my website: [http://www.moniquebesten.nl moniquebesten]

[[Media:Readinglist.pdf]]

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2013-04-02T10:26:04Z

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2013-04-02T10:25:37Z

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GMU:Provokative Architektur

2013-04-01T13:16:02Z

Soyi7039: /* Statement/Image, January */

[[:Category:Projektmodul|Projektmodul]] 
''Lehrpersonen:'' [[Ursula Damm]], [[Dominique Hurth]], [[Gunnar Green]] 
''Bewertung:'' 18 [[ECTS]], 16 [[SWS]] 
''Termin:'' Dienstag, 10.00 Uhr 
''Ort:'' [[Marienstraße 7b]], Raum 204 
''Erster Termin:'' 16.10.2012

==Beschreibung==
In den 60er und 70er Jahren entwickelten junge Architekten visionäre und spekulative Stadtszenarien. Bis heute sind Ant Farm, Superstudio und Archigram Vorbilder für ein Aufbegehren gegen eine Architektur, die dem individuellen Lebensgefühl und sozialen Bedürfnissen nicht mehr standhält. Die Entwürfe dieser Avantgarde sind weniger Anleitung zum Häuserbau, denn Visionen einer neuen Lebensform, die Gesellschaftskritik mit utopischem Denken verbindet. 
Im Modul sollen anhand konkreter Orte und Architekturbeispiele riskante, provokative, verträumte, illusorische wie fiktive Neuentwürfe für Lebensraum entwickelt werden. 
In Collagen, Renderings, Interventionen, Installationen, Performances können neue Räume geschaffen werden, die einem individuellen Lebensgefühl Raum und Struktur geben.

==Description==
The Archigram group, the Italian Radicals Superstudio and Archizoom rendered ‘visionary and utopian architecture in the closing juncture of the modernist era, coinciding with the cultural upheavals and social transformations of the 1960s and 1970s’. Until today they are referenced as an example for an architectural critique. Based on real places and existing architecture we will design fictitious, provocative and critical alternatives for build environments. The outcome will be collages, maps, models, interventions or performances.

==Syllabus==
* 16.10.2012 first meeting, introduction
* 23.10.2012 first presentations (100-150 words...), studio space
* 30.10.2012 presentation Dominique Hurth
* 06.11.2012 presentations of work process, first studio talks
* 13.11.2012
* 20.11.2012
* 27.11.2012
* 04.12.2012
* 11.12.2012 Short presentations (10min) Adriana, Beth, Eleana, Golriz, Amel
* 18.12.2012 Midterm Crit / Presentations of work in M9
* 08.01.2013 Presentations Projects Gunnar, Dominique
* 15.01.2013 Short presentations (10min) Shabnam, Yuqiong, Yun, Brian
* 22.01.2013 Short presentations (10min) Mahmoud, Jibran, Katta, Bojana, Jeremy
* 29.01.2013 Short presentations (10min) Vanessa &Co, somayeh, monique, Iraj, Nooshin
* 05.02.2013
* 02.04.2013 (+/-) End presentations

==Student projects==
* [[/Katharina Kraus/]]
* [[/Adriana/]]
* [[/Beth Hughes/]]
* [[/Amel/]]
* [[/Jeremy Booth/]]
* [[/Eleana/]]
* [[/Golriz Behgoo/]]
* [[/Brian Bixby/]]
* [[/Stephanie Massarelli, Vanessa Murillo, Jorgelina Garcia/]]
* [[/Jibran K/]]
* [[/Monique Besten/]]
* [[/Bojana/]]
* [[/Mahmoud/]]
* [[/Iraj/]]
* [[/Yuqiong Huang, Yun Wang/]]
* [[/Shabnam/]]
* [[/Nooshin/]]
* [[/Somayeh/]]

==Statement/Image, January==
* [[/Beth/]]
* [[/Yuqiong, Yun/]]
* [[/Jeremy/]]
* [[/Eleana K./]]
* [[/Golriz/]]
* [[/Bojana R/]]
* [[/Katta K./]]
* [[/Adriana M/]]
* [[/Mahmoud K./]]
* [[/Bixby/]]
* [[/Amel A/]]
* [[/Somayeh.J/]]
* [[/Shabnam Ghaderi/]]
* [[/Iraj Larik/]]
* [[/NooshiN/]]
* [[/Stephanie Massarelli, Vanessa Murillo & Jorgelina Garcia/]]
* [[/Jibran Khan/]]
* [[/Monique Besten/]]

==Literatur==

* Friedrich, Katja Stadt spielt Stadt.; Town plays Town, ISBN 3937672052
* Bourdieu, P. ; Haacke, H., Freier Austausch. Für die Unabhängigkeit der Phantasie und des Denkens.
* Fischer, 1995, ISBN 3100078039
* Borries, Friedrich von (Hrsg) Berliner Atlas paradoxaler Mobilität ISBN 3883963046 
* Borries, Friedrich von, Space Time Play: Computer Games, Architecture and Urbanism: The Next Level ISBN 376438414X
* Die Sehnsucht des Kartografen, Kunstverein Hannover ISBN 3-00-012475-6
* Zeitgenössische Skulptur. Projekte in Münster 1997 ) ISBN 3775706496
* Skulptur projekte münster 07. Katalog ISBN 3865602207
* Magdalena Jetelová : Urban Landscape, 2001
* Kwinter, S.; Sobel, D., Acconci Vito - Acconci Studio - Acts of Architecture, Milwaukee Art Museum, 2001 ISBN 0944110878
* Richter, Markus, Ideal City, Invisible Cities, 3865882668
* Atsuko Tanaka, Tanaka, Atsuko, ISBN 3775791221
* Pierre, Bruno Zevi, SITE : Architecture as Art, ISBN 0312048149
* Oswalt, Philipp, Shrinking Cities: Volume 1: International Research ISBN 3775716823
* Lacovoni, Alberot, Game Zone: Playgrounds Between Virtual Scenarios and Reality ISBN 3764301511
* Ley, Sabrina, Megastructure Reloaded: Visionare Stadtentwurfe Der Sechzigerjahre Reflektiert Von Zeitgenossischen Kunstlern/Visionary Architecture and Urban ISBN 3775722165
* Lewallen, Constance M., Ant Farm 1968-1978: Timeline by Ant Farm ISBN 0520240308
* Montmann, Nina, Mapping a City, ISBN 3775714421
* Model Town: Using Urban Simulation in New Town Planning, Institute, International New Town, ISBN 9085068045
* Rachel Whiteread: House, Press, Phaidon, ISBN 0714834599
* Smith, Courtenay, Xtreme Houses, ISBN 3791327895
* Steiner, Hadas, Beyond Archigram: The Structure of Circulation ISBN 0415394775
* Gordon, Alastair: Spaced Out: Radical Environments of the Psychedelic Sixties, Rizzoli, 2007 ISBN 0847831051
* Lang, P.; Menking, W.: Superstudio: Life without Objects, Skira, 2003 ISBN 8884915694
* Varnelis, Kazys: Blue Monday: Stories of Absurd Realities and Natural Philosophies, Actar, 2007 ISBN 8496540537
* Duncombe, Stephen: Dream: Re-imagining Progressive Politics in an Age of Fantasy, New Press, 2007 ISBN 1595580492
* Morsiani, P.;Smith, T.; Butler, C.: Andrea Zittel Critical Space, Prestel Publishing, 2005 ISBN 3791333976
* Museum Folkwang: Atelier van Lieshout: Slave City, Dumont, 2008 ISBN 3832191348

===Novels===
* Ballard, J.G.: Kingdom Come, 2006
* Ballard, J.G.: Super Cannes, 2000
* Ballard, J.G.: High Rise, 1975
* Ballard, J.G.: Concrete Island, 1974
* Bégout, Bruce: Der ParK, Diaphanes, 2011 ISBN 3037341742
* Mieville, China: The City & The City, Pan Macmillan, 2011 ISBN 033053419X

==Films==
Grossman, J. and McCourt, T. (dir.), “Drop City” (unreleased) 

==Links==
* [http://archigram.westminster.ac.uk/index.php archigram archive]
* [http://we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/2008/03/centro-andaluz-de-arte-contemp.php#.UHp9gRhJfyU ant farm review]
* [http://web.archive.org/web/20061205052858/http://antfarm.org/ ant farm archive]
* [http://designmuseum.org/design/superstudio super studio archive]
* [http://prix2012.aec.at/prixwinner/6539/ Cheng Xu ]

[[Category:Projektmodul]]
[[Category:Ursula Damm]]
[[Category:Dominique Hurth]]
[[Category:Gunnar Green]]
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GMU:Provokative Architektur/Monique Besten

2013-04-01T13:11:13Z

Soyi7039:

'''A soft armour'''

One of the first days I wore my three piece suit, I saw a flash of blue. I caught it on the inside of my suit. In white thread. I never saw a kingfisher before.

There is an oil stain on my right sleeve. A late dinner with friends. It has been there for 83 days now.

A woman laughed when she scanned the QR code on my back and saw the drawing of the beheaded man. I don’t know why she laughed. He’s always bothering me, scratching my leg.

Something Thoreau said about suits: “beware of all enterprises that require new clothes, and not rather a new wearer of clothes “.

Inside out of sight. Insight outside.

An old man I met on the street told me how they all stored their best suit in the bomb shelter.

Wa(n)(i)ting to uncount days.

Is a landscape a collection of threads? Is a suit a field you can walk through?

I’ll only fight windmills when they spoil the view.

''
(I wore a three piece walking suit for 103 days. Every day I embroidered a drawing or text on the inside of the suit. Slowly the outer world crept inside while the inside world moved outside. A QR code was embroidered on the back of the suit and linked to a website with the images. The suit turned into a mindmap of what happens when you walk through everyday life in a soft armour.)''

day-to-day documentation here: [http://www.moniqueinasuit.blogspot.com a soft armour]

and of course you're very welcome to visit my website: [http://www.moniquebesten.nl moniquebesten]

<gallery>
File: soft armour.jpg
</gallery>

(in the beginning)

<nowiki>I'm not sure what I'm doing here - I'm only drawing lines, building bridges, constructing roads to get lost on - but isn't that what architects do? - these days I live in my words - like I've been doing for many years - trying to turn them into stepping stones, building blocks - an architecture of words - that is where I start - that is where I always start - what word could I live in? - a firm word but soft at the same time - a long and spacious word - with lots of o's - like orbit but longer - osmosis - optometrist - octobermorning - octoberopacity</nowiki>

more words (and images) here: [http://www.moniqueinweimar.blogspot.com monique in weimar]
or for the walking suit project, go here: [http://www.moniqueinasuit.blogspot.com a soft harness]

and of course you're very welcome to visit my website: [http://www.moniquebesten.nl moniquebesten]

[[Media:Readinglist.pdf]]

GMU:Provokative Architektur/Monique Besten

2013-02-11T17:34:41Z

Soyi7039:

'''A soft armour'''

One of the first days I wore my three piece suit, I saw a flash of blue. I caught it on the inside of my suit. In white thread. I never saw a kingfisher before.

There is an oil stain on my right sleeve. A late dinner with friends. It has been there for 83 days now.

A woman laughed when she scanned the QR code on my back and saw the drawing of the beheaded man. I don’t know why she laughed. He’s always bothering me, scratching my leg.

Something Thoreau said about suits: “beware of all enterprises that require new clothes, and not rather a new wearer of clothes “.

Inside out of sight. Insight outside.

An old man I met on the street told me how they all stored their best suit in the bomb shelter.

Wa(n)(i)ting to uncount days.

Is a landscape a collection of threads? Is a suit a field you can walk through?

I’ll only fight windmills when they spoil the view.

''
(I wore a three piece walking suit for 103 days. Every day I embroidered a drawing or text on the inside of the suit. Slowly the outer world crept inside while the inside world moved outside. A QR code was embroidered on the back of the suit and linked to a website with the images. The suit turned into a mindmap of what happens when you walk through everyday life in a soft armour.)''

day-to-day documentation here: [http://www.moniqueinasuit.blogspot.com a soft harness]

and of course you're very welcome to visit my website: [http://www.moniquebesten.nl moniquebesten]

<gallery>
File: soft armour.jpg
</gallery>

(in the beginning)

<nowiki>I'm not sure what I'm doing here - I'm only drawing lines, building bridges, constructing roads to get lost on - but isn't that what architects do? - these days I live in my words - like I've been doing for many years - trying to turn them into stepping stones, building blocks - an architecture of words - that is where I start - that is where I always start - what word could I live in? - a firm word but soft at the same time - a long and spacious word - with lots of o's - like orbit but longer - osmosis - optometrist - octobermorning - octoberopacity</nowiki>

more words (and images) here: [http://www.moniqueinweimar.blogspot.com monique in weimar]
or for the walking suit project, go here: [http://www.moniqueinasuit.blogspot.com a soft harness]

and of course you're very welcome to visit my website: [http://www.moniquebesten.nl moniquebesten]

[[Media:Readinglist.pdf]]

File:Soft armour.jpg

2013-02-11T17:32:33Z

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GMU:Provokative Architektur/Monique Besten

2013-02-11T17:30:26Z

Soyi7039:

'''A soft armour'''

One of the first days I wore my three piece suit, I saw a flash of blue. I caught it on the inside of my suit. In white thread. I never saw a kingfisher before.

There is an oil stain on my right sleeve. A late dinner with friends. It has been there for 83 days now.

A woman laughed when she scanned the QR code on my back and saw the drawing of the beheaded man. I don’t know why she laughed. He’s always bothering me, scratching my leg.

Something Thoreau said about suits: “beware of all enterprises that require new clothes, and not rather a new wearer of clothes “.

Inside out of sight. Insight outside.

An old man I met on the street told me how they all stored their best suit in the bomb shelter.

Wa(n)(i)ting to uncount days.

Is a landscape a collection of threads? Is a suit a field you can walk through?

I’ll only fight windmills when they spoil the view.

''
(I wore a three piece walking suit for 103 days. Every day I embroidered a drawing or text on the inside of the suit. Slowly the outer world crept inside while the inside world moved outside. A QR code was embroidered on the back of the suit and linked to a website with the images. The suit turned into a mindmap of what happens when you walk through everyday life in a soft armour.)''

day-to-day documentation here: [http://www.moniqueinasuit.blogspot.com a soft harness]

and of course you're very welcome to visit my website: [http://www.moniquebesten.nl moniquebesten]

<nowiki>I'm not sure what I'm doing here - I'm only drawing lines, building bridges, constructing roads to get lost on - but isn't that what architects do? - these days I live in my words - like I've been doing for many years - trying to turn them into stepping stones, building blocks - an architecture of words - that is where I start - that is where I always start - what word could I live in? - a firm word but soft at the same time - a long and spacious word - with lots of o's - like orbit but longer - osmosis - optometrist - octobermorning - octoberopacity</nowiki>

more words (and images) here: [http://www.moniqueinweimar.blogspot.com monique in weimar]
or for the walking suit project, go here: [http://www.moniqueinasuit.blogspot.com a soft harness]

and of course you're very welcome to visit my website: [http://www.moniquebesten.nl moniquebesten]

[[Media:Readinglist.pdf]]

GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Monique

2013-02-11T17:21:51Z

Soyi7039:

One in two in many (working title)

They are not identical. Although they look exactly the same. They are pure graphite. Graphite twins. 123 mm long. 11.5 mm thick. Degree of hardness 2B.

But if I would look at them carefully, if I would study them in detail, I would be able to describe hundreds of differences. Thousands even. Tiny scratches, minute differences in shade and in the way they catch the light, traces of people who held them before me when they were still in a box in a shop.

The similarity is in their material and in their shape only. It is the quickness of my gaze that makes them one and the same thing. It is my human nature that makes me want to see the similarities first, that want to see them as one when they are two.

Two with one purpose though. They are used for drawing. And in their use they disappear. They transform into lines on paper. They become drawings.

I wonder. Can they become themselves again in drawing? Or more precise: can they become the other?

What will happen when I will use the one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? The one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? The one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? Until all the graphite has gone?

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[[Media:The one to draw the other.pdf]]

''"We who draw do so not only to make something visible to others, but also to accompany something invisible to its incalculable destination."''

John Berger, Bento's sketchbook.

atlas drawings

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microscope drawings

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deconstructing a drawing

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gamedrive/safari (part 1)

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on the road (moving drawings)

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portraits (1 line drawings)

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shadow drawings

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GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Monique

2013-02-11T17:19:35Z

Soyi7039:

One in two in many (working title)

They are not identical. Although they look exactly the same. They are pure graphite. Graphite twins. 123 mm long. 11.5 mm thick. Degree of hardness 2B.

But if I would look at them carefully, if I would study them in detail, I would be able to describe hundreds of differences. Thousands even. Tiny scratches, minute differences in shade and in the way they catch the light, traces of people who held them before me when they were still in a box in a shop.

The similarity is in their material and in their shape only. It is the quickness of my gaze that makes them one and the same thing. It is my human nature that makes me want to see the similarities first, that want to see them as one when they are two.

Two with one purpose though. They are used for drawing. And in their use they disappear. They transform into lines on paper. They become drawings.

I wonder. Can they become themselves again in drawing? Or more precise: can they become the other?

What will happen when I will use the one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? The one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? The one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? Until all the graphite has gone?

<gallery>
File: Pencilsfront.jpg
File: Pencilsback.jpg
</gallery>

File: The one to draw the other.jpg

''"We who draw do so not only to make something visible to others, but also to accompany something invisible to its incalculable destination."''

John Berger, Bento's sketchbook.

atlas drawings

<gallery>
File: Atlas11.jpg
File: Atlas12.jpg
File: Atlas1.jpg
File: Atlas2.jpg
File: Atlas3.jpg
File: Atlas4.jpg
File: Atlas10.jpg
File: Atlas7.jpg
File: Atlas8.jpg
File: Atlas9.jpg
File: Atlas5.jpg
</gallery>

microscope drawings

<gallery>
File: Monique'sMicroscope1.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope2.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope3.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope4.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope5.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope6.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope7.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope8.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope9.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope10.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope11.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope12.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope13.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope14.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope15.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope16.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope17.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope18.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope19.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope20.jpg
</gallery>

deconstructing a drawing

<gallery>
File:Drawing12.jpg
File:Drawing13.jpg
File:Drawing15.jpg
File:Drawing16.jpg
</gallery>

gamedrive/safari (part 1)

<gallery>
File: drawing1.jpg
</gallery>

on the road (moving drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing2.jpg
File:drawing3.jpg
</gallery>

portraits (1 line drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing4.jpg
File:drawing5.jpg
File:drawing6.jpg
File:drawing8.jpg
File:drawing9.jpg
</gallery>

shadow drawings

<gallery>
File:Shadow drawing 1.jpg
File:shadow drawing 2.jpg
File:Shadow drawing 3.jpg
</gallery>

GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Monique

2013-02-11T17:14:47Z

Soyi7039:

One in two in many (working title)

They are not identical. Although they look exactly the same. They are pure graphite. Graphite twins. 123 mm long. 11.5 mm thick. Degree of hardness 2B.

But if I would look at them carefully, if I would study them in detail, I would be able to describe hundreds of differences. Thousands even. Tiny scratches, minute differences in shade and in the way they catch the light, traces of people who held them before me when they were still in a box in a shop.

The similarity is in their material and in their shape only. It is the quickness of my gaze that makes them one and the same thing. It is my human nature that makes me want to see the similarities first, that want to see them as one when they are two.

Two with one purpose though. They are used for drawing. And in their use they disappear. They transform into lines on paper. They become drawings.

I wonder. Can they become themselves again in drawing? Or more precise: can they become the other?

What will happen when I will use the one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? The one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? The one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? Until all the graphite has gone?

<gallery>
File: Pencilsfront.jpg
File: Pencilsback.jpg
</gallery>

<gallery>
File: The_one_to_draw_the_other.jpg
</gallery>

''"We who draw do so not only to make something visible to others, but also to accompany something invisible to its incalculable destination."''

John Berger, Bento's sketchbook.

atlas drawings

<gallery>
File: Atlas11.jpg
File: Atlas12.jpg
File: Atlas1.jpg
File: Atlas2.jpg
File: Atlas3.jpg
File: Atlas4.jpg
File: Atlas10.jpg
File: Atlas7.jpg
File: Atlas8.jpg
File: Atlas9.jpg
File: Atlas5.jpg
</gallery>

microscope drawings

<gallery>
File: Monique'sMicroscope1.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope2.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope3.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope4.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope5.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope6.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope7.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope8.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope9.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope10.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope11.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope12.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope13.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope14.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope15.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope16.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope17.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope18.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope19.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope20.jpg
</gallery>

deconstructing a drawing

<gallery>
File:Drawing12.jpg
File:Drawing13.jpg
File:Drawing15.jpg
File:Drawing16.jpg
</gallery>

gamedrive/safari (part 1)

<gallery>
File: drawing1.jpg
</gallery>

on the road (moving drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing2.jpg
File:drawing3.jpg
</gallery>

portraits (1 line drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing4.jpg
File:drawing5.jpg
File:drawing6.jpg
File:drawing8.jpg
File:drawing9.jpg
</gallery>

shadow drawings

<gallery>
File:Shadow drawing 1.jpg
File:shadow drawing 2.jpg
File:Shadow drawing 3.jpg
</gallery>

GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Monique

2013-02-11T17:12:12Z

Soyi7039:

One in two in many (working title)

They are not identical. Although they look exactly the same. They are pure graphite. Graphite twins. 123 mm long. 11.5 mm thick. Degree of hardness 2B.

But if I would look at them carefully, if I would study them in detail, I would be able to describe hundreds of differences. Thousands even. Tiny scratches, minute differences in shade and in the way they catch the light, traces of people who held them before me when they were still in a box in a shop.

The similarity is in their material and in their shape only. It is the quickness of my gaze that makes them one and the same thing. It is my human nature that makes me want to see the similarities first, that want to see them as one when they are two.

Two with one purpose though. They are used for drawing. And in their use they disappear. They transform into lines on paper. They become drawings.

I wonder. Can they become themselves again in drawing? Or more precise: can they become the other?

What will happen when I will use the one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? The one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? The one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? Until all the graphite has gone?

<gallery>
File: Pencilsfront.jpg
File: Pencilsback.jpg
</gallery>

''"We who draw do so not only to make something visible to others, but also to accompany something invisible to its incalculable destination."''

John Berger, Bento's sketchbook.

atlas drawings

<gallery>
File: Atlas11.jpg
File: Atlas12.jpg
File: Atlas1.jpg
File: Atlas2.jpg
File: Atlas3.jpg
File: Atlas4.jpg
File: Atlas10.jpg
File: Atlas7.jpg
File: Atlas8.jpg
File: Atlas9.jpg
File: Atlas5.jpg
</gallery>

microscope drawings

<gallery>
File: Monique'sMicroscope1.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope2.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope3.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope4.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope5.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope6.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope7.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope8.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope9.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope10.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope11.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope12.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope13.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope14.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope15.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope16.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope17.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope18.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope19.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope20.jpg
</gallery>

deconstructing a drawing

<gallery>
File:Drawing12.jpg
File:Drawing13.jpg
File:Drawing15.jpg
File:Drawing16.jpg
</gallery>

gamedrive/safari (part 1)

<gallery>
File: drawing1.jpg
</gallery>

on the road (moving drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing2.jpg
File:drawing3.jpg
</gallery>

portraits (1 line drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing4.jpg
File:drawing5.jpg
File:drawing6.jpg
File:drawing8.jpg
File:drawing9.jpg
</gallery>

shadow drawings

<gallery>
File:Shadow drawing 1.jpg
File:shadow drawing 2.jpg
File:Shadow drawing 3.jpg
</gallery>

GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Monique

2013-02-11T17:11:42Z

Soyi7039:

One in two in many (working title)

They are not identical. Although they look exactly the same. They are pure graphite. Graphite twins. 123 mm long. 11.5 mm thick. Degree of hardness 2B.

But if I would look at them carefully, if I would study them in detail, I would be able to describe hundreds of differences. Thousands even. Tiny scratches, minute differences in shade and in the way they catch the light, traces of people who held them before me when they were still in a box in a shop.

The similarity is in their material and in their shape only. It is the quickness of my gaze that makes them one and the same thing. It is my human nature that makes me want to see the similarities first, that want to see them as one when they are two.

Two with one purpose though. They are used for drawing. And in their use they disappear. They transform into lines on paper. They become drawings.

I wonder. Can they become themselves again in drawing? Or more precise: can they become the other?

What will happen when I will use the one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? The one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? The one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? Until all the graphite has gone?

<gallery>
File: Pencils.jpg
File: Pencilsback.jpg
</gallery>

''"We who draw do so not only to make something visible to others, but also to accompany something invisible to its incalculable destination."''

John Berger, Bento's sketchbook.

atlas drawings

<gallery>
File: Atlas11.jpg
File: Atlas12.jpg
File: Atlas1.jpg
File: Atlas2.jpg
File: Atlas3.jpg
File: Atlas4.jpg
File: Atlas10.jpg
File: Atlas7.jpg
File: Atlas8.jpg
File: Atlas9.jpg
File: Atlas5.jpg
</gallery>

microscope drawings

<gallery>
File: Monique'sMicroscope1.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope2.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope3.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope4.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope5.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope6.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope7.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope8.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope9.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope10.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope11.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope12.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope13.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope14.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope15.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope16.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope17.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope18.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope19.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope20.jpg
</gallery>

deconstructing a drawing

<gallery>
File:Drawing12.jpg
File:Drawing13.jpg
File:Drawing15.jpg
File:Drawing16.jpg
</gallery>

gamedrive/safari (part 1)

<gallery>
File: drawing1.jpg
</gallery>

on the road (moving drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing2.jpg
File:drawing3.jpg
</gallery>

portraits (1 line drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing4.jpg
File:drawing5.jpg
File:drawing6.jpg
File:drawing8.jpg
File:drawing9.jpg
</gallery>

shadow drawings

<gallery>
File:Shadow drawing 1.jpg
File:shadow drawing 2.jpg
File:Shadow drawing 3.jpg
</gallery>

File:The one to draw the other.pdf

2013-02-11T17:09:44Z

Soyi7039:

== Summary ==

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File:Pencilsback.jpg

2013-02-11T17:08:51Z

Soyi7039:

== Summary ==

== Copyright status: ==

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File:Pencilsfront.jpg

2013-02-11T17:08:17Z

Soyi7039:

== Summary ==

== Copyright status: ==

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GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Monique

2013-02-11T17:06:58Z

Soyi7039:

One in two in many (working title)

They are not identical. Although they look exactly the same. They are pure graphite. Graphite twins. 123 mm long. 11.5 mm thick. Degree of hardness 2B.

But if I would look at them carefully, if I would study them in detail, I would be able to describe hundreds of differences. Thousands even. Tiny scratches, minute differences in shade and in the way they catch the light, traces of people who held them before me when they were still in a box in a shop.

The similarity is in their material and in their shape only. It is the quickness of my gaze that makes them one and the same thing. It is my human nature that makes me want to see the similarities first, that want to see them as one when they are two.

Two with one purpose though. They are used for drawing. And in their use they disappear. They transform into lines on paper. They become drawings.

I wonder. Can they become themselves again in drawing? Or more precise: can they become the other?

What will happen when I will use the one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? The one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? The one to draw the other? The other to draw the one? Until all the graphite has gone?

''"We who draw do so not only to make something visible to others, but also to accompany something invisible to its incalculable destination."''

John Berger, Bento's sketchbook.

atlas drawings

<gallery>
File: Atlas11.jpg
File: Atlas12.jpg
File: Atlas1.jpg
File: Atlas2.jpg
File: Atlas3.jpg
File: Atlas4.jpg
File: Atlas10.jpg
File: Atlas7.jpg
File: Atlas8.jpg
File: Atlas9.jpg
File: Atlas5.jpg
</gallery>

microscope drawings

<gallery>
File: Monique'sMicroscope1.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope2.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope3.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope4.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope5.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope6.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope7.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope8.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope9.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope10.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope11.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope12.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope13.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope14.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope15.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope16.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope17.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope18.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope19.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope20.jpg
</gallery>

deconstructing a drawing

<gallery>
File:Drawing12.jpg
File:Drawing13.jpg
File:Drawing15.jpg
File:Drawing16.jpg
</gallery>

gamedrive/safari (part 1)

<gallery>
File: drawing1.jpg
</gallery>

on the road (moving drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing2.jpg
File:drawing3.jpg
</gallery>

portraits (1 line drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing4.jpg
File:drawing5.jpg
File:drawing6.jpg
File:drawing8.jpg
File:drawing9.jpg
</gallery>

shadow drawings

<gallery>
File:Shadow drawing 1.jpg
File:shadow drawing 2.jpg
File:Shadow drawing 3.jpg
</gallery>

GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Monique

2013-01-28T12:24:08Z

Soyi7039:

''"We who draw do so not only to make something visible to others, but also to accompany something invisible to its incalculable destination."''

John Berger, Bento's sketchbook.

atlas drawings

<gallery>
File: Atlas11.jpg
File: Atlas12.jpg
File: Atlas1.jpg
File: Atlas2.jpg
File: Atlas3.jpg
File: Atlas4.jpg
File: Atlas10.jpg
File: Atlas7.jpg
File: Atlas8.jpg
File: Atlas9.jpg
File: Atlas5.jpg
</gallery>

microscope drawings

<gallery>
File: Monique'sMicroscope1.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope2.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope3.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope4.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope5.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope6.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope7.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope8.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope9.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope10.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope11.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope12.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope13.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope14.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope15.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope16.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope17.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope18.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope19.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope20.jpg
</gallery>

deconstructing a drawing

<gallery>
File:Drawing12.jpg
File:Drawing13.jpg
File:Drawing15.jpg
File:Drawing16.jpg
</gallery>

gamedrive/safari (part 1)

<gallery>
File: drawing1.jpg
</gallery>

on the road (moving drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing2.jpg
File:drawing3.jpg
</gallery>

portraits (1 line drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing4.jpg
File:drawing5.jpg
File:drawing6.jpg
File:drawing8.jpg
File:drawing9.jpg
</gallery>

shadow drawings

<gallery>
File:Shadow drawing 1.jpg
File:shadow drawing 2.jpg
File:Shadow drawing 3.jpg
</gallery>

File:Atlas12.jpg

2013-01-28T12:23:03Z

Soyi7039:

== Summary ==

== Copyright status: ==

== Source: ==

File:Atlas11.jpg

2013-01-28T12:22:26Z

Soyi7039:

== Summary ==

== Copyright status: ==

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GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Monique

2013-01-28T10:20:43Z

Soyi7039:

''"We who draw do so not only to make something visible to others, but also to accompany something invisible to its incalculable destination."''

John Berger, Bento's sketchbook.

atlas drawings

<gallery>
File: Atlas1.jpg
File: Atlas2.jpg
File: Atlas3.jpg
File: Atlas4.jpg
File: Atlas10.jpg
File: Atlas7.jpg
File: Atlas8.jpg
File: Atlas9.jpg
File: Atlas5.jpg
</gallery>

microscope drawings

<gallery>
File: Monique'sMicroscope1.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope2.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope3.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope4.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope5.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope6.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope7.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope8.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope9.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope10.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope11.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope12.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope13.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope14.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope15.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope16.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope17.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope18.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope19.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope20.jpg
</gallery>

deconstructing a drawing

<gallery>
File:Drawing12.jpg
File:Drawing13.jpg
File:Drawing15.jpg
File:Drawing16.jpg
</gallery>

gamedrive/safari (part 1)

<gallery>
File: drawing1.jpg
</gallery>

on the road (moving drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing2.jpg
File:drawing3.jpg
</gallery>

portraits (1 line drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing4.jpg
File:drawing5.jpg
File:drawing6.jpg
File:drawing8.jpg
File:drawing9.jpg
</gallery>

shadow drawings

<gallery>
File:Shadow drawing 1.jpg
File:shadow drawing 2.jpg
File:Shadow drawing 3.jpg
</gallery>

GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Monique

2013-01-28T10:20:16Z

Soyi7039:

"We who draw do so not only to make something visible to others, but also to accompany something invisible to its incalculable destination."

John Berger, Bento's sketchbook.

atlas drawings

<gallery>
File: Atlas1.jpg
File: Atlas2.jpg
File: Atlas3.jpg
File: Atlas4.jpg
File: Atlas10.jpg
File: Atlas7.jpg
File: Atlas8.jpg
File: Atlas9.jpg
File: Atlas5.jpg
</gallery>

microscope drawings

<gallery>
File: Monique'sMicroscope1.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope2.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope3.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope4.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope5.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope6.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope7.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope8.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope9.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope10.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope11.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope12.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope13.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope14.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope15.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope16.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope17.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope18.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope19.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope20.jpg
</gallery>

deconstructing a drawing

<gallery>
File:Drawing12.jpg
File:Drawing13.jpg
File:Drawing15.jpg
File:Drawing16.jpg
</gallery>

gamedrive/safari (part 1)

<gallery>
File: drawing1.jpg
</gallery>

on the road (moving drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing2.jpg
File:drawing3.jpg
</gallery>

portraits (1 line drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing4.jpg
File:drawing5.jpg
File:drawing6.jpg
File:drawing8.jpg
File:drawing9.jpg
</gallery>

shadow drawings

<gallery>
File:Shadow drawing 1.jpg
File:shadow drawing 2.jpg
File:Shadow drawing 3.jpg
</gallery>

GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Monique

2013-01-21T22:07:31Z

Soyi7039:

atlas drawings

<gallery>
File: Atlas1.jpg
File: Atlas2.jpg
File: Atlas3.jpg
File: Atlas4.jpg
File: Atlas10.jpg
File: Atlas7.jpg
File: Atlas8.jpg
File: Atlas9.jpg
File: Atlas5.jpg
</gallery>

microscope drawings

<gallery>
File: Monique'sMicroscope1.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope2.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope3.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope4.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope5.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope6.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope7.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope8.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope9.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope10.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope11.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope12.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope13.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope14.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope15.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope16.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope17.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope18.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope19.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope20.jpg
</gallery>

deconstructing a drawing

<gallery>
File:Drawing12.jpg
File:Drawing13.jpg
File:Drawing15.jpg
File:Drawing16.jpg
</gallery>

gamedrive/safari (part 1)

<gallery>
File: drawing1.jpg
</gallery>

on the road (moving drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing2.jpg
File:drawing3.jpg
</gallery>

portraits (1 line drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing4.jpg
File:drawing5.jpg
File:drawing6.jpg
File:drawing8.jpg
File:drawing9.jpg
</gallery>

shadow drawings

<gallery>
File:Shadow drawing 1.jpg
File:shadow drawing 2.jpg
File:Shadow drawing 3.jpg
</gallery>

GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Monique

2013-01-21T22:06:30Z

Soyi7039:

atlas drawings

<gallery>
File: Atlas1.jpg
File: Atlas2.jpg
File: Atlas3.jpg
File: Atlas4.jpg
File: Atlas5.jpg
File: Atlas10.jpg
File: Atlas7.jpg
File: Atlas8.jpg
File: Atlas9.jpg
</gallery>

microscope drawings

<gallery>
File: Monique'sMicroscope1.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope2.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope3.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope4.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope5.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope6.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope7.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope8.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope9.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope10.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope11.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope12.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope13.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope14.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope15.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope16.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope17.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope18.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope19.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope20.jpg
</gallery>

deconstructing a drawing

<gallery>
File:Drawing12.jpg
File:Drawing13.jpg
File:Drawing15.jpg
File:Drawing16.jpg
</gallery>

gamedrive/safari (part 1)

<gallery>
File: drawing1.jpg
</gallery>

on the road (moving drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing2.jpg
File:drawing3.jpg
</gallery>

portraits (1 line drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing4.jpg
File:drawing5.jpg
File:drawing6.jpg
File:drawing8.jpg
File:drawing9.jpg
</gallery>

shadow drawings

<gallery>
File:Shadow drawing 1.jpg
File:shadow drawing 2.jpg
File:Shadow drawing 3.jpg
</gallery>

File:Atlas10.jpg

2013-01-21T22:05:34Z

Soyi7039:

== Summary ==

== Copyright status: ==

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GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Monique

2013-01-21T22:04:17Z

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atlas drawings

<gallery>
File: Atlas1.jpg
File: Atlas2.jpg
File: Atlas3.jpg
File: Atlas4.jpg
File: Atlas5.jpg
File: Atlas6.jpg
File: Atlas7.jpg
File: Atlas8.jpg
File: Atlas9.jpg
</gallery>

microscope drawings

<gallery>
File: Monique'sMicroscope1.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope2.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope3.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope4.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope5.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope6.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope7.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope8.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope9.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope10.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope11.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope12.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope13.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope14.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope15.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope16.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope17.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope18.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope19.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope20.jpg
</gallery>

deconstructing a drawing

<gallery>
File:Drawing12.jpg
File:Drawing13.jpg
File:Drawing15.jpg
File:Drawing16.jpg
</gallery>

gamedrive/safari (part 1)

<gallery>
File: drawing1.jpg
</gallery>

on the road (moving drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing2.jpg
File:drawing3.jpg
</gallery>

portraits (1 line drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing4.jpg
File:drawing5.jpg
File:drawing6.jpg
File:drawing8.jpg
File:drawing9.jpg
</gallery>

shadow drawings

<gallery>
File:Shadow drawing 1.jpg
File:shadow drawing 2.jpg
File:Shadow drawing 3.jpg
</gallery>

File:Atlas9.jpg

2013-01-21T22:00:56Z

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2013-01-21T21:59:49Z

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GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Monique

2013-01-21T21:52:37Z

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microscope drawings

<gallery>
File: Monique'sMicroscope1.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope2.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope3.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope4.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope5.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope6.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope7.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope8.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope9.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope10.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope11.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope12.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope13.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope14.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope15.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope16.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope17.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope18.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope19.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope20.jpg
</gallery>

deconstructing a drawing

<gallery>
File:Drawing12.jpg
File:Drawing13.jpg
File:Drawing15.jpg
File:Drawing16.jpg
</gallery>

gamedrive/safari (part 1)

<gallery>
File: drawing1.jpg
</gallery>

on the road (moving drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing2.jpg
File:drawing3.jpg
</gallery>

portraits (1 line drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing4.jpg
File:drawing5.jpg
File:drawing6.jpg
File:drawing8.jpg
File:drawing9.jpg
</gallery>

shadow drawings

<gallery>
File:Shadow drawing 1.jpg
File:shadow drawing 2.jpg
File:Shadow drawing 3.jpg
</gallery>

GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Monique

2013-01-21T21:50:29Z

Soyi7039:

microscope drawings

<gallery>
File: Monique'sMicroscope1.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope2.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope3.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope4.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope5.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope6.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope7.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope8.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope9.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope10.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope11.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope12.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope13.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope14.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope15.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope16.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope17.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope18.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope19.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope20.jpg
</gallery>

deconstructing a drawing

<gallery>
File:Drawing12.jpg
File:Drawing13.jpg
File:Drawing15.jpg
File:Drawing16.jpg
</gallery>

gamedrive/safari (part 1)

<gallery>
File: drawing1.jpg
</gallery>

on the road (moving drawings)

[[File:drawing2.jpg]]
[[File:drawing3.jpg]]

portraits (1 line drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing4.jpg
File:drawing5.jpg
File:drawing6.jpg
File:drawing8.jpg
File:drawing9.jpg
</gallery>

shadow drawings

<gallery>
File:Shadow drawing 1.jpg
File:shadow drawing 2.jpg
File:Shadow drawing 3.jpg
</gallery>

GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Monique

2013-01-21T21:49:32Z

Soyi7039:

microscope drawings

<gallery>
File: Monique'sMicroscope1.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope2.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope3.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope4.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope5.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope6.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope7.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope8.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope9.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope10.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope11.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope12.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope13.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope14.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope15.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope16.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope17.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope18.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope19.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope20.jpg
</gallery>

deconstructing a drawing

<gallery>
File:Drawing12.jpg
File:Drawing13.jpg
File:Drawing15.jpg
File:Drawing16.jpg
</gallery>

gamedrive/safari (part 1)

drawing1.jpg

on the road (moving drawings)

[[File:drawing2.jpg]]
[[File:drawing3.jpg]]

portraits (1 line drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing4.jpg
File:drawing5.jpg
File:drawing6.jpg
File:drawing8.jpg
File:drawing9.jpg
</gallery>

shadow drawings

<gallery>
File:Shadow drawing 1.jpg
File:shadow drawing 2.jpg
File:Shadow drawing 3.jpg
</gallery>

GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Monique

2013-01-21T21:48:31Z

Soyi7039:

microscope drawings

<gallery>
File: Monique'sMicroscope1.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope2.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope3.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope4.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope5.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope6.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope7.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope8.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope9.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope10.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope11.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope12.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope13.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope14.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope15.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope16.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope17.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope18.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope19.jpg
File: Monique'sMicroscope20.jpg
</gallery>

deconstructing a drawing

<gallery>
File:Drawing12.jpg
File:Drawing13.jpg
File:Drawing15.jpg
File:Drawing16.jpg
</gallery>

gamedrive/safari (part 1)

[[File:drawing1.jpg]]

on the road (moving drawings)

[[File:drawing2.jpg]]
[[File:drawing3.jpg]]

portraits (1 line drawings)

<gallery>
File:drawing4.jpg
File:drawing5.jpg
File:drawing6.jpg
File:drawing8.jpg
File:drawing9.jpg
</gallery>

shadow drawings

<gallery>
File:Shadow drawing 1.jpg
File:shadow drawing 2.jpg
File:Shadow drawing 3.jpg
</gallery>