Elevation through Modern Art

Thessaloniki, Greece

19/6/08 10:30

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This is my favorite piece of Art, from the collection of the Macedonian Museum of Modern Art, at my hometown, Thessaloniki, Greece.

It is a structure made with fiberglass and colorfull paper. It is a work of artist Pavlos, one of the most famus greek modern artists and it was made in 1970, maybe about the time that I was conceived (as I was born in 1971).

There are a lot of things that may elevate you spiritually. One of them must de art. And if the theme of the art project is winds, and you can elevate your panoramic equipment to make the panoramic image, then the one thing leeds to the other.

Location

Europe / Greece

Lat: 40° 37' 36" N
Long: 22° 57' 24" E

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Canon 400D, sigma 8mm

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