Move over, crop circles
"An enlarged work by Aomori woodblock artist Shiko Munakata (1903-1975), stands out in a rice paddy in Inakadate, Aomori Prefecture. The work was created by a local village promotion council, commemorating the 100th anniversary of Munakata's birth. Underneath the reproduction of the work are the words, "Inakadate, a village of rice plant culture." About 600 people in the village planted purple, yellow and green rice plants, which formed a picture as they grew."
(pic and text from MDN)
posted @ 08:46 by eBohn - permalink
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私は棟方志功の作品が大好きです。それ以来私は芸術家のための研究を開始、私は書いていますが小説の中のいくつかの情報を装うには、棟方志功知った。棟方志功のページから、ごの仕事をし続けている。
Sorry, the earlier comment was translated wrong. I meant to say; I love Shiro Munakata's work. Ever since I looked up his name, to use as information on a novel I was writing, I have become a fan of his. Please continue to post Shiro Munakata's work.
this is a good way to imitate the misterious crop circles in a natural way, but in this case is totally humand hand work, however I have to say that is impressive.
This is a smart blog. I mean it. You’ve so much knowledge about this issue, and so much passion. You also understand how to make people rally behind it, obviously from the responses. You’ve got a style right here that’s not too flashy, but makes a statement as large as what you are saying. Great job, indeed.
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