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シンプルさ
In the author’s point of view, there is nothing as liberating as simplicity. After all the sophistication possible and after eliminating everything that was excessive, what stays and what works is simple.Na visão do autor, não há nada tão libertador quanto a simplicidade. Depois de toda a sofisticação possível e depois de eliminar tudo o que estava excessivo, o que fica e o que funciona é o simples.
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R$2.750R$2.310Manabu Mabe – Céu Limpo (1996) Gravura 65×65
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R$3.000R$2.520Manabu Mabe – Sol de inverno (1988) – Gravura 70×50
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R$5.000R$4.200Manabu Mabe – Vermelho Mesmo (1980) – Gravura 70×50
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R$1.950R$1.638Manabu Mabe – Pular (1995) – Gravura 50×35
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R$3.500R$2.940Manabu Mabe – Paraíso (1991) – Gravura 70×70
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タンゴまたはもつれ
The tangle of rivers in northwestern Haiti reveals designs and shapes that inspired the author to reshape and redesign with the colors that, in the wild, convey danger warning. One eye represents the sun in the yellow part of the drawing with enigmatic meaning. The meaning is particular in the mind of the author and its explanation would not make sense. 😉
O emaranhado de rios ao noroeste do Haiti revela desenhos e formas que inspiraram o autor a remodelar e redesenhar com as cores que, na natureza selvagem, transmitem alerta de perigo. Um olho representa o sol na parte amarela do desenho com significado enigmático. O significado é particular na mente do autor e sua explicação nem faria sentido. 😉
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ウィンドウに再入
A dashing Japanese island returns from space to its original continent. Seconds before opening the parachute, the island burns in the fire with the atmosphere.
Uma arrojada ilha japonesa volta do espaço rumo ao seu continente de origem. Segundos antes de abrir seu paraquedas a ilha arde em fogo no atrito com a atmosfera.R$8.716 – R$13.516
In the author’s point of view, there is nothing as liberating as simplicity. After all the sophistication possible and after eliminating everything that was excessive, what stays and what works is simple.
