A little bit of Chopin’s Etude some weeks ago from my laboratory of sound where I fight with all the demons of laziness in order to practice and achieve one Etude at the time
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MUSEBUZ: A Participatory Art Hike is HERE! ⛰️⏳ Tomorrow I am doing a nature outing that is more than a hike—it’s a collective journey into History, Impermanence, and the Future. We’re exploring the stunning landscape of Ledenice/Risan and weaving a collective memory right into the trail. What we're doing: Exploring three major historical points (Austro-Hungarian Lift ruins, Gradine, and Lower Risan Town) while engaging in three simple, powerful "Event Scores." • 🌑 THE WITNESS: Find a stone older than humanity and capture what it remembers. • ⏳ THE TIME CAPSULE: Record the Adriatic horizon and leave a message for a human in the year 3025. • 🤝 THE CIVILIZATION EXCHANGE: Build an impermanent structure at the summit and exchange your stone (a piece of history) with another participant. Participation is optional, but your presence makes the art! Let's explore the physical and internal landscape together.
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Daily digitalart now traveling through cages as Earling and Charlie discuss jealousy Earling: Jealousy feels older than any human language. It rises without cause. It stains whatever it touches. Charlie: Your historians called it zelus, a fire that “devours the vessel that holds it.” Seneca warned that it “paints the world in false colors.” These observations remain correct. Earling: In my era we track emotions as data, but jealousy still escapes the grid. It behaves like a fugitive signal. Charlie: Because jealousy is a projection, not a fact. Cicero wrote invidiam ferre aut tolerare difficile est—“envy is hard to endure or to bear.” He described its weight, not its truth. Earling: So the weight is real but the story is false. Charlie: Precisely. Your species confuses intensity with accuracy. Jealousy speaks loudly and wrongly. Earling: Then why does it survive across every century? Charlie: Persistence is not legitimacy. Even shadows persist at noon.
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