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joy#91, of the last bit of snow, going fast, oil on wood (incised)10x10, April 1/10

joy#90, of anything green, really, 8x8, watercolour, March 31/11

foto#89,21:55:01,29:11

Flowers!  Outside! St. Denis Street, today!

joy#89, of an internal landscape, oil on wood (incised)March 30/11

This is what mine came out like...

The flux creates, the chaos reproduces. In the synoptic reality, art objects are reproductions of the musings of the flux -- a flux that uses the chaos as a zeitgeist to materialize ideas, patterns, and emotions. With the rationalization of the electronic environment, the flux is conceiving a point where it will be free from the chaos to transcend immersions into the parameters of the delphic reality. Work of Meta-Art in the Age of Symbiotic Reproduction contains 10 minimal flash engines (also refered to as "memes") that enable the user to make profound audio/visual compositions.

measuring chains, constructing realities
putting into place forms
a matrix of illusion and disillusion
a strange attracting force
so that a seduced reality will be able to spontaneously feed on it

Edith Dora Rey's work investigates the nuances of modulations through the use of stopframe motion and close-ups which emphasize the Symbiotic nature of digital media. Rey explores abstract and timeless scenery as motifs to describe the idea of infinite reality. Using raw loops, vectors, and allegorical images as patterns, Rey creates meditative environments which suggest the expansion of time...

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joy#88, of unrestraint,15x20, watercolour, March 29/11

joy#87, of restraint,15x20, watercolour, March 28/11

joy#86, of vagueness,15x20, watercolour, March 27/11

If it's Sunday it must be the LAST Heartland of the season, 7 on CBC in Canada

     

foto#85,14:18:38,03/27/2011

joy#85, of going through the archives,15x20, watercolour, March 26/11

foto#84,14:21:46,03/25/2011

O joy.  Let the bells ring.  

joy#84, Angus, sniffing Spring, 10x10,oil on wood, incised, watercolour, March 25/11

joy#83, of still more snow + more snow, 8x8,watercolour, March 24/11

joy#82 of snow + more snow, 8x8,watercolour, March 23/11

joy#81, of geraniums, biting at the bit to go outside, watercolour, March 22/11

foto#81, March 22/11

joy#80, of Mondays, 18x24, watercolour, March 21/11

Happy Second Day of Spring, Montreal

joy#79, of the tulips getting bigger every day 8x8, watercolour, March 20/11

joy#78, of, coming + going 8x8, watercolour, March 19/11

joy#77 of the night city in the last snow, 8x8, watercolour, March 18/11

   

joy#76, of a murder of crows, just hanging around, 10x10, oil on wood, March 17/11

joy#75, of Sophia's tulips, 8x8, watercolour, March 16/11

joy#74, model with topnotch I, 5x15, watercolour, March 15/11

joy#73, model with topnotch, 18x24, watercolour, March 14/11

foto#72,13:26:29,03/13/2011

joy#72, of winter crows, 10x10, oil wood, March 13/11

if it's Sunday it must be Heartland, 7 on CBC in Canada

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joy#71, of playing on the Mountain, 10x10, oil on wood, incised, March 12/11

joy#70, just another snowy day in Montreal, 10x12, watercolour March 11/11

joy#69, Angus wondering when the snow will end, 9x9,oil on wood, incised, March 10/11

Why there have been no great women artists #2.

joy#68, of one happy Angus, 10x10, oil on wood, March 9/11

joy#67, of the Hyacinths in their last glory I, 8x8, watercolour, March 8/11

joy#66, of the Hyacinths in their last glory, 8x8, watercolour, March 7/11

Why there have been no great women artists #1.

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if it's Sunday it must be Heartland, 7 on CBC in Canada

     

joy#65, of crazy Montreal weather I, 8x8 watercolour, March 6/11

joy#64, of crazy Montreal weather, 8x8 watercolour, March 5/11

joy#63, of the Provigo hyacinths, in acrylics, 8x10, acrylic, March 4/11

joy#62, of the Provigo hyacinths, now in bloom, 8x8, watercolour, March 3/11

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