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Thursday 25 October 2012

Bida-Beliou

Bida-Beliou by Mary-Boo. I loved this one, it's glass and I couldn't take a better picture of it. I wonder if its inspiration was a Kachina.

Bida-Beliou par Mary-Boo. J'ai adoré, je me demande si l'inspiration a été une poupée Kachina. C'est du verre et je n'ai malheureusement pas pu prendre une meilleure photo.
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18 comments:

  1. Olivier25/10/12 00:16

    "Well Bida-Beliou she's my baby,
    Bida-Beliou I don't mean maybe.
    Bida-Beliou she's my baby
    Bida-Beliou I don't mean maybe
    Bida-Beliou she's my baby love,
    My baby love, my baby love."

    je savais pas que cette statue avait inspire la chanson de Gene Vincent ;o)) Ok je vais aller me coucher.

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  2. Lowell25/10/12 00:33

    It is certainly colorful and quite attractive what with all the angles and patterns. And it does resemble a Kachina doll...

    Re your question on The Villages: I think the past is thought to be a simpler and easier time when everyone knew what was expected and everyone knew his/her place. It is a mythical time and none of that is reality, but that's the way it is seen today.

    The future is too scary and unknown. How would you put together a futuristic city and make it attractive and enticing. Consider our futuristic movies - they are almost all horror stories with great cataclysms, a time of terror and desolation.

    Well, you asked. :-)

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  3. Wayne25/10/12 01:02

    Whoa, regardless of the inspiration, it's very cool!

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  4. Jack25/10/12 02:08

    It is an unusual work of art for the grand hall.

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  5. Michelle25/10/12 02:53

    I immediately thought of a Kachina when I saw this!

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  6. Randy25/10/12 03:23

    That's awesome.

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  7. Sylvia K25/10/12 03:31

    That is terrific, Ciel, and I, too, thought of a Kachina when I saw your capture! Love the colors!

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  8. Bob Crowe25/10/12 04:34

    It's definitely a kachina. C and I once attended a two day kachina dance on the Hopi reservation. It was the closest we've come to an out-of-body experience.

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  9. Malyss25/10/12 08:01

    Il a fumé quoi, Olivier?..:o)
    Incroyable que ça soit en verre!

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  10. Alain25/10/12 10:48

    Un petit air Maya. Très joli.

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  11. Cezar and Léia25/10/12 10:49

    Interesting title! I like this picture a lot, the colors are vibrant!
    Léia

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  12. VP25/10/12 12:23

    At first I took it for an anthropomorphic jukebox!

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  13. Small City Scenes25/10/12 19:35

    It does appear to be a Kachina but I like VP's response.

    I like the Paintings too. I wish I could paint well actually I would just like to pencil sketch but what I see in my brain doesn't come out my finger tips. Such is life. MB

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  14. Loree25/10/12 22:14

    I was wondering what it was. At first I thought it was a Rococo style fire extinguisher. I know, I really should go to bed.

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  15. Halcyon25/10/12 22:22

    It is rather out of place here, but that makes me like it even more. An unexpected find! :)

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  16. James25/10/12 23:15

    Ce verre est étonnant! Ma première pensée fut kachina.

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  17. PerthDailyPhoto26/10/12 16:58

    I haven't heard of a Kachina before Ciel, love to learn about something new.

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  18. Unknown26/10/12 18:22

    Love the contrast to the classic door!

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