Atomic Art Surroundism by David Mankey

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The tiniest parts of the elements of material reality are called atoms. Although atoms are very small (there are many trillions in a thumbnail) the Scanning Tunnelling Microscope detects individual atoms and their arrangements on the surfaces of substance.

This hand-drawn work celebrates the discovery of silicon’s elemental atomic lattice structure as revealed by the microscope. Dots represent atoms in a flattened perspective.

Most of Earth’s rocky crust, sands and soils are made of silicon-oxides. Functional, aristic and scientific uses of the element silicon’s amazing properties remain the cores of human social and technologic achievements past and present.

You are the seer ~ atoms are the seen. Everything is atomic art. your for atomic peace and love.

ATOMIC ART SURROUND IS Mmmmm ~ NEW DIMENSIONS IN ART

Itty Bitty Brisvegas by Kirk A.C. Marshall

There’s this thing about concrete footpaths in Brisbane. If you start perambulating about on them over an extended period of time, your feet become compasses, each singular heel reading the literature of the streets. You learn rather hastily to avoid trudging in the gutters, where accumulations of silt and stale garbage aggregate, bringing that beauteous perfume of metropolitan sweat right to your kisser. See, people don’t stop to think in this city, not often enough; it’s all feet, feet, feet, like they’re living in a fucking Kerouac novella, or a marathon, or their heads; the bustle of the city coming on in an overwhelming din. It’s getting so that other peoples’ shopping trips, business meetings, dates, drug drop-offs are the soundtrack to my soul.

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