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omniitonoeleeboro · 11 days ago
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Delphi by Rene Gross
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omniitonoeleeboro · 11 days ago
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Theseus #1 - "Pythia: Oracle of Delphi"
King Aegeus of Athens, still childless, travels to the Pythia oracle at Delphi for advice. The Pythia, ever famous for her enigmatic and ambiguous prophecies, tells him “Do not uncork the wineskin until you have reached Athens.”
Zeus, wanting to locate the center of the world, released two eagles flying in opposite directions around the earth at equal speeds, and the birds reached one another at a specific point above the slope of Mount Parnassus. Here Zeus placed a sacred stone called the Omphalus, or “naval of the earth.” A serpent, Pytho (son of Gaia) guarded the stone, until Apollo came and slew the creature, establishing the site as a divine source for receiving messages directly from the god of prophecy.
Before entering the temple, priestesses and pilgrims alike would wash themselves in the soul cleansing waters of the Castilian spring for purification.  In a sacred, inner sanctum, the Pythia, (head oracle priestess) was said to sit upon a tripod and breath in toxic vapors (said to be toxic fumes from Pythos rotting body) from a chasm below in the cave rock. The fumes could have been methane or ethylene, while others have theorized, she chewed or inhaled smoke from Oleander leaves. The priestess then fell into a trance, and receiving divine inspiration from Apollo, spoke in tongues that was interpreted and translated by priests into dactylic hexameter (the poetic meter used in ancient Greek epics like the Iliad.)
The Delphi site was sprawling and complex; holding the religious temple of Apollo, a stadium and gymnasium for the Pythian games, an outdoor theatre, a hippodrome for chariot races, among others. There were three philosophical phrases carved into the temple known as the “Delphic Maxims.” They were; “know thyself,” “Nothing in Excess,” and “Surety Brings Ruin.”
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omniitonoeleeboro · 1 month ago
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omniitonoeleeboro · 1 month ago
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Corrupted
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Fracture
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omniitonoeleeboro · 1 month ago
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Dry Lightning (Red Sun IX)
Gouache on paper, 8x10”
2023
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omniitonoeleeboro · 1 month ago
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Penny Siopis (South African, 1953) - Three Trees (2009)
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laguna beach
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omniitonoeleeboro · 1 month ago
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…destinazione paradiso
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omniitonoeleeboro · 3 years ago
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omniitonoeleeboro · 3 years ago
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Essi Välimäki
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omniitonoeleeboro · 3 years ago
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김산호 Sanho Kim
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omniitonoeleeboro · 3 years ago
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Ed Valigursky
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omniitonoeleeboro · 5 years ago
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Ernst Haas (1921 - 1986)
Tabago Wave, Caribbean Sea, 1968
Dye transfer print, printed 1999
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