Category: Art
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![End of story… [Poem. Memento Mori]](https://harmoniaphilosophica.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/IMG_20210606_202613-960x260.jpg)
End of story… [Poem. Memento Mori]
Sitting for coffee. On an empty chair. We were alive once. Now dead. An empty chair. Reminding what we want to forget. We are eternal. Only because we are ephemeral…
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Art. Caves. Sound. From silence…
When and where did humans develop language? To find out, look deep inside caves, suggests an MIT professor. More precisely, some specific features of cave art may provide clues about how our symbolic, multifaceted language capabilities evolved, according to a paper co-authored by MIT linguist Shigeru Miyagawa. A key to this idea is that cave…
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Funny things. There is nothing more serious… [Poem]
Look at the funniest things. Listen to the funniest jokes. And withing their laughter. You will hear people crying…
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![Memento Mori. [Remember to Die] (Poem)](https://harmoniaphilosophica.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/IMG_20190411_185643_memento_mori-960x260.jpg)
Memento Mori. [Remember to Die] (Poem)
Don’t worry. Everything is fine. For even when everything is not all right. At the end… Everything will be all right… [Photos from Hietaniemen cemetery in Helsinki, Finland]
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Hunting. Drawing. Being in oblivion. Doing art.
Visual imagery used in drawing regulates arm movements in manner similar to how hunters visualize the arc of a spear. Neanderthals had large brains and made complex tools but never demonstrated the ability to draw recognizable images, unlike early modern humans who created vivid renderings of animals and other figures on rocks and cave walls.…
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