Formatismus 𐄹

Thanks for following, by the way.

I agree. the internet, originally the hoped-for creative freedom, ultimately only serves exploitation. It's possible, and actually the duty of artists, to reclaim this space and make it creatively usable. Art has nothing to do with entertainment. It's older than language. A necessity for a society.

OK. Wow. You're highly productive, multifaceted, and professional. Not just music, everything has its own idea and concept. Conceptual art fascinates me greatly. I've only scratched the surface so far, but it's fun to engage with your work. When it comes to English, Don't worry. I'm just as lost.

Unfortunately, the EU DSA requires us to provide privacy policy information. It's impossible to legally integrate SC into this. This company doesn't have a usable address. It's crazy, but I'm essentially breaking the law by using the platform. But I think your idea of ​​reclaiming it is great.

Cats and squares

My father-in-law did the same thing at Christmas time. We were never sure whether someone had left cookies in the oven or whether the smell was already a burning cable.

I'm still not sure which of the three scares me the most.

I think that's the difference between good and evil. Evil people don't think about that.

Like jumping into water. Regretting is useless.

Ghettoblaster. And volume was suddenly affordable. Much to our parents' delight. Great!

Yes, that's where I see the problem with Bandcamp. You produce 10 songs, and then listeners only pick out the hits. The rest is bubble wrap. That ruins the whole narrative. One more point for physical releases. Thanks for following, by the way.

Yes, life leaves scars. I hope your hearing gets better. Don't throw in the towel.
Thanks for following, by the way. See you.

Streaming also consume energy. But I don't know of a direct comparison. I'm oldschool myself, love physical things, but I don't really see the future there. For me, it means freedom, not being tied to a medium's format. Not the torture of filling an LP. Spontaneity and flow. Or economic suicide. ;)

There's always so much to discover in your paintings. That's what I love about Hieronymus Bosch, too. Individual elements and scenes that create tension and tell stories. :)

The cigar smoke :). With attention to detail. Crazy but enjoyable hobby. Thank you.

xD

It's a proper way to deal with the madness. Let it out. :)

A little cynic.
Brightens up my day considerably. thx

I love the smell of quinces. Unfortunately, it's always a lot of work, but the rewards are rich. Autumn. :)

Horror. Are you ill, or was it an accident? It's nice that you have help, but it's certainly not satisfying. The fact that you're still making visual art might help you get over it a bit. Don't despair; Beethoven was almost deaf at the end. Freiheit und Liebe.

Oh, that's sad. I hope your hearing loss doesn't limit you too much. I wish you a lot of fun making music. Do not give up! By the way, I think your visual art is great. Freiheit und Liebe.

She looks a little panicked. Maybe she just hid her lover.
'Please don't let her open the closet now.‘

Ah, you're never too old for a little revolution. It's nice to meet people who use new media, but handle it thoughtfully and have retained their critical thinking skills. :)
Recommend:
Vilém Flusser - Communication studies (Prophetic)
Mark Coeckelbergh - Philosopher of technology (AI)

Love for these selfless heroes. Unfortunately, containment dictates the content. Greed has taken over the new media. But we're not finished yet, right? Counter Culture! Freiheit und Liebe.

Jupp Schmitz - Es ist noch Suppe da (1969)

It's time for art to realize its vital importance for society. Like religion and science, it functions as a corrective to the economic and political complex. The entertainment industry trivializes, numbs, and exploits art. Courage to fail.

A client once said to me: ‚What, you don't have any debt? You have to take out a loan to get ahead in life.‘ It feels to me like having to borrow your own future. My brain can't handle that. Maybe I'm the last Neanderthal.

Beetroot
Jaws
Talking Heads - Once in a lifetime

Jeph Jerman. A veteran. One of the lesser-known artists in experimental music. I like his work as Hands To. I find these material experiments, no synthesizers or computers, very interesting. The New Blockaders, @jupitterlarsen.bsky.social not to mention @s-r-l.bsky.social .

Wenn einem die Worte im Hals stecken bleiben