(e) Fluorescent replica of van Gogh's 'Sunflowers' on rag paper printed using the customized tri-colour inkjet cartridge under UV and natural light.
It is the trove itself that will open up the secret history of the Middle East like a field of sunflowers: the immense paper record of decades of secret meetings, intercepted communications, interrogations and debriefings, exchanges with other intelligence services, the comings and goings of arms dealers, terrorists and every kind of influence peddler.
Tens of thousands of protestors turned out for the People's Climate March Sunday in Manhattan, toting hand-held banners and paper sunflowers, chanting slogans, and demanding action ahead of upcoming the UN climate summit in New York.
A time to stand back and reflect as the sunflowers are turned to paper brown skeletons, as the birds feed on their larder of seed and the leaves turn and start to fall from the trees.
At that very moment, I heard a voice telling me, "Eleanor, go ye forth and tell of the Lord's wonders, using pipe cleaners, Popsicle sticks, and enormous Day-Glo crêpe-paper sunflowers with plastic googly eyes and refrigerator-magnet grins".
—Jack Handey, "Tales of Old Santa Fe" (July 7 , 2014 *** I heard a voice telling me, "Eleanor, go ye forth and tell of the Lord's wonders, using pipe cleaners, Popsicle sticks, and enormous Day-Glo crêpe-paper sunflowers with plastic googly eyes and refrigerator-magnet grins".
So while yesterday afternoon the younger children and I went to Picnic, a deli in Falmouth, and bought a huge and very worthy and gorgeous loaf of sunflower seed bread wrapped in paper, it didn't last beyond morning: most of it was a casualty of the evening revision raid.
This paper includes several sunflower diagrams created from the results obtained with the mL&J models.
Like Japanese artist, who, in her performance "The Reason Why I Become a Hamster," dresses up as a hamster and lives like a hamster in a human sized hamster cage eating gigantic sunflower seeds and chewing on paper and big chunks of wood for a whole week just to show us how our souls suffer from the incarceration of our civilized modern society.
Like Japanese artist Sako Kojima, who, in her performance "The Reason Why I Become a Hamster", dresses up as a hamster and lives like a hamster in a human-sized hamster cage eating gigantic sunflower seeds and chewing on paper and big chunks of wood for a whole week just to show us how our souls suffer from the incarceration of our civilised modern society.
