Margrieta Jeltema

Photographer (fine art, portrait, documentary). Ceramist (flowers, tiles, not very useful bowls).
Biology with a major in philosophy.
In love with Tuscia.

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@RBekker93 @dimgrr Prachtig!

[Daily Dutch Masters 🎨 @Goudriaan2]

River landscape with windmills
Charles Leickert, 1848

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happy with the publication in B&W magazine issue 179 - Margrieta Jeltema https://t.co/u4ySBEvpS5

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"Kissed by the Sun"
by Margrieta Jeltema
shortlisted call 'Urbanautica Institute Awards 2025',
Category: Anthropology and Territories

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RPS 167 exhibition - shortlisted - Margrieta Jeltema https://t.co/DmVsv2xUGR

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@VisualMap @MargrietaJ waar was dat?

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@VisualMap @MargrietaJ wat leuk! ik zie het nu net!

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Photos by Margrieta Jeltema │ "PLASTIC VISIONS: An Exploration of Identity and Unstable Matter". More about this exhibition 👉 https://t.co/EVUixGrSAg
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@jameseperloff 0Q

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Happy to participate with two photographs in
"Portraits Beyond Faces",
a curated international photography exhibition.

September 20 – October 14, 2025

PH21 Gallery

Budapest

ph21 gallery - portraits without faces - Margrieta Jeltema https://t.co/yc9JsDqwb1

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The 2025 Photo Review International Competition - Margrieta Jeltema https://t.co/Ybi2LwkTPn

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THE DISGODDING OF NATURE AND OUR HEARTS
- Paul Cudenec
https://t.co/8Y35OxnOft #usury

[Peter Clack @PeterDClack]

Oil is the second-most abundant liquid on earth after water. Some studies say it will never run out. Russian science argues it replenishes deep in the earth's abyssal mantle. Replacing oil & gas with unreliable & costly renewables could be the costliest blunder in human history.

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@Doonvorcannon The same.

[Jamie Andrews @JamieAA_Again]

No "Virus" has ever been isolated.
A thread 🧵

Here is one of 12 experiments in over 90 cultures, all with the same results.

There is NO SAMPLE in these cultures and hence NO possibility of "a Virus" yet we see here CPE (Cell death) indicative of the presence of a "virus".

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From Heliography to AI - group exhibition - Margrieta Jeltema https://t.co/S6Be1SsvRd

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The 2nd International Light Runner 185 “Lianxi Cup” - Margrieta Jeltema https://t.co/ZNZDnwqA1s

[Jay Anderson @TheProjectUnity]

The Inquisition against the Cathars was brutal. The Church launched the Albigensian Crusade in 1209, which resulted in mass killings and the eventual destruction of Cathar communities. The Inquisition continued into the 13th century, and the last known Cathar stronghold, Montségur, fell in 1244.

While the official doctrine for the suppression of the Cathars was their heresy, it is clear that their mystical practices, which included the Language of the Birds, played a role in their persecution. The idea that these practices could provide direct spiritual experience without the need for a mediating Church authority was seen as subversive, especially since it offered an alternative to the Church’s control over salvation.

The Cathar belief system may have held knowledge about sacred, mystical practices that transcended conventional religious teachings, possibly tied to older, hidden wisdom. The Linguagem do Pássaro or Language of the Birds, as a symbolic or literal means of communicating with divine forces, might have been perceived as a form of knowledge that was too powerful for the Church to allow outside its control.

The Albigensian Crusade can thus be seen not only as an effort to eliminate religious dissent but as an attempt to eradicate esoteric knowledge that could empower individuals spiritually, bypassing the Church’s monopoly on salvation.

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Poetry of Bones - exhibition - Margrieta Jeltema https://t.co/jotum1hYWF
The Poetry of Bones
An International Photography Exhibition.
Eugene E. Myers Art Gallery, located in the Department of Art & Design at the University of North Dakota.
14 October - 7 November 2024

[Peter Clack @PeterDClack]

Volcanic activity is the great natural source of carbon dioxide - thank goodness. If CO2 fell below 180ppm plant & ocean life would collapse. CO2 is lost to weathering, erosion, ocean absorption, the bodies of arthropods & photosynthesis. It sustains oxygen & all life on earth.