Danse, plonge, sent, marche

Ô Ours

Dancing bear

Allan Sheutiapik

 Jamesie Kelly

Johnny Papigatook

Mosesee Pootoogook

Napachie Ashoona

Diving bear

Alariaq Shaa

Isaaci Petaulassie

Joanie Ragee

Killiktee Killiktee

Tim Pee

Scenting bear

Ashevak Adla

 

 

 

Kakee Ningeosiak

Michael Samayualie

 

Tim Pee

Tony Oqutaq

Walking bear

Ashevak Tunnillie

Killiktee Killiktee

Kooyoo Peter

Ottokie Samayualie

Tim Ezekiel

Source: Fine Inuit carvings

En particulier les avions

A Good Catch (1980)

Artiste inuit, Pudlo Pudlat (1916-1992) a commencé à dessiner avec des crayons de couleur et des stylos-feutre au milieu des années 60. Puis son art est devenu plus complexe. À bien des égards son travail symbolise les paradoxes de la rencontre entre la culture traditionnelle inuit et la vie moderne. Pudlo Pudlat était fasciné par les icônes de la modernité, en particulier les avions.

“Je dessine ce à quoi je pense, mais je pense que parfois le crayon a lui aussi un cerveau.”

 A Ship Passes By (1983)

 Aeroplane (1976)

 Airplanes over Ice Cap (1980)

 Bird with Boat

 [Don't know]

 Imposed Migration (1986)

 Interrupted Solitude (1985)

 Landscape with Settlement (1981-82)

 Spring Camp at Igakjuak (1975)

 Timiat Timijut (1976)

Winter Games (1976)

Women at the Fish Lake (1977)

Serge Gainsbourg •ั Cargo Culte

From antler bird

Image première:

vintage ANTLER BIRD carving - inuit sculpture - native - aboriginal. No.002099 {source}

Then into Visually similar images:

 Wendy Ann Titmus

 Abstract modernist 

Hydra 1 (ironwood sculpture by Cody Powell & Ben Carpenter)

 George Hitkolok (2005)

 Beethoven's Trumpet (With Ear) Opus # 133 (2007) by John Baldessari

 Kay Bojesen

 Almond and olive wood

  Around 1390 to 1352 B.C.

 Georgia Gerber: Paired Pheasants

 Kayaker (19th century)

 Inuit carved fossil ivory sculpture of king salmon, signed Brian Kulik

Etc, etc, etc,

Landscape path

#halfterm © Uemit Oezcan

#sunsetcliffs © Nick Feltch

A path well travelled © Simon Robinson

Carare spre ceata © K.J. Mecklenfeld

Скоро осень... © Andrey Suchkov

Montague River as seen from the Highway 237 bike path © Richard Masoner

One, too, many morning © ìvan Minuti

Path © aquaprofunda

Sweet path… leading absolutely nowhere… © Aisha Khan

Wild path © Giuseppe Caruso