@ivicaArt P. S. I am working on an project that looks very similar to yours from Juli 20th, concerning color scheme and aura. I am altering mine. As always. During time. [f(t)]. I don't know if you are good in maths.
@ivicaArt they terminated the @ghostlyDM project.
I found out yesterday. It was a significant art project about empowerment. I called it "protest art."
It is still #wip and with the portfolio online on this platform it makes it very difficult & time consuming to continue.
@ivicaArt they terminated the @ghostlyDM project.
I found out yesterday. It was a significant art project about empowerment. I called it "protest art."
It is still #wip and with the portfolio online on this platform it makes it very difficult & time consuming to continue.
Κάποιοι γνωρίζετε πόσο σημαντικός είναι ο Ιρανικός Κινηματογράφος, φυσικά.
Προτείνω να ψάξετε, να βρείτε κ να δείτε δύο αριστουργήματα. Το "Φύγαμε" και "Τα Παιδιά του Παραδείσου".
Η Ομορφιά κ η Τέχνη δε γνωρίζουν σύνορα...
🎬 In 2008, Iranian director Majid Majidi released a masterpiece that resonated deeply across world cinema: "The Song of Sparrows." In this film, a simple family story quietly unfolds. Karim, a kind but struggling father who loses his job at an ostrich farm, travels to Tehran to earn money for his family. His young son Hussein, meanwhile, dreams of raising goldfish in a muddy water tank, hoping to turn it into something beautiful and profitable.
When the boys finally buy the goldfish, disaster strikes. The bucket leaks, slips, and breaks. In moments, their bright, shimmering hopes scatter across the hot asphalt. The children try desperately to save the fish, but not everything can be rescued.
In the end, Hussein releases the surviving fish into a stream, choosing kindness over money. Karim watches in silence, slowly understanding how far he has drifted from the simple values he once lived by.
Majidi’s visual feast was not only a poetic success but also a critically acclaimed one. The film won over 10 international awards, most notably the "Silver Bear for Best Actor" for Reza Naji at the 2008 Berlin Film Festival.