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Shushhh ∀ is sleeping!

Type + Print -✄- Collage

Roman Opalka, OPALKA 1965/1-0DETAIL-1243401-1246137.

Ink on paper. Executed according to an artistic program conceived in 1965.

"⅜  =³ ☁" 
by @paul-prudence 

on @rodeodotclub

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Page from Shobi Shobikai, [Beauty of clothing], Horiguchi dyeing sample factory, Kyoto, 1954

Another Day. Another Night. 

Barbara Kruger, Guggenheim Bilbao 24.06.2025 - 09.11.2025. 

This installation view displays a well known quote from 1984 by George Orwell: “If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face—for ever.”

Contour by outlines a curve and the Parabola

Christian Marclay, Record Without a Cover, 1985

🖤 #monochrome-monday – 32

Gm, after days of terrible news and doomscrolling we need some art distraction to start off the week. Coming with a special, open channel concept this week as well.

Feel free to cast in any Farcaster art channel and use the #monochrome-monday or #mono 'tags' or quote-cast this cast. If you share work by others please give credit. Only rule is that artworks should be b/w or monochromatic.

Monochrome Monday is an art sharing event on Farcaster, hosted in a new art channel each week (except for this week), brought to you by the community, @dennis-chilas and @vortac

Art by the incomparable @riiiis

A work on the concept of acronym that I've done the last week for a fanzine (https://bonne-ambiance.fr/).

Two programs and a bit of imagination to find out what "sol" (ground in french) could mean.

⚫ ⚪  #monochrome-monday #mono

Periodic table in style of spiral with sixteen radii, 1887
Flavīan Flavitskīĭ 

"Graphic representation of the periodic table of chemical elements in the style of a spiral with sixteen radii. This table was originated by Russian chemist Flavīan Flavitskīĭ in 1887 and and classified by Mazurs as Type IIA1-1 in his seminal work Types of Graphic Representation of the Periodic System of Chemical Elements (1957). This illustration appears as Figure 41 on page 118 of Mazurs' 1957 publication."
https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/765371973

"A.N.G.E.L."
by Pixel Sculptor
 
on @drip 
almost #monochrome-monday

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