Scientific method III: white washing history
While I was working on the documentation for my latest art work which contains an embroidered timeline of women’s rights, I was sure that in Spain and France during Medieval times there was an unwritten law that the lord of the land could rape the newlywed woman on the night of her marriage. Turns out,…
Is samsāra a bad thing?
…or are we just making life miserable? I understand samsāra here as the cycle of life-death-rebirth, not just the cycle of suffering. Yes, yes, life can be miserable. There are wars and injustices and I am priviledged to be able to say that my life is good …enough. I am mostly writting this for priviledged…
Scientific method. Part II. Projections
I just came accros an example of how scientific the predictions of dinosaur behaviours are, which made me laugh. Basically, scientists take a species which seems similar to the dinosaur they are studying and cherry picking the traits of that specied which they think would fit the dinosaur. Great. Projecting a behqviour which takes place…
Scientific method? Oh, please…
I didn’t need more reasons to mistrust men’s interpretations or discoveries, however the documentation on my latest project settled some things: The best argument men have against reinterpretations of history, especially before Ancient shit is the lack of conclusive evidence, but this only protects their half assed intepretations which have even less bases. Tools used…
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My name is Sabina Stan. I am a visual artist based in Romania. I work with rope, paper and recycled aluminium cans and I can do just about anything (figurative or abstract) in the technique I use, which is an unconventional way of weaving.
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