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Hello,
I do not know if you noticed the leaves falling in autumn then disappear.
I just discovered that my blog posts in preparations do the same. So here
items "cooking" and "celebration of student" falls so flat.
If I find photos I write it back ....




short, one morning I woke up with a furious desire to have a mustache. Three weeks after I'm tired.


Self Portrait, December 8.
And a little less common, the corner of Hyde Park. Since ancient times there is used to come, settle in height and talk to people. From politics, sports, religion, everything is there. I leave you with a video and say goodbye.

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Hello,
So some news from London.

The box converts the campus on Tuesday to market the books ...


... And fruit and vegetables handy for students locally.


Just for Henry, but also other fans here so small passage way to Portishead
during a trip out of London.


Durham, also nice.

Manfred, my companion every day and sometimes I take a trip
handy.

much for the pictures, so if I try to summarize a few novelties.
I found the course of meditation, a practice almost daily now, very nice. I met
a Greek and I participate in his final project study
in multimedia performance. Those sensors are out, and probably Max Msp arduino as we shall see I will keep you informed of progress. Next Article

on food,

With a thought for all of you,

Wallace.

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here Tuesday, October 13 my last post It's been a lease. In short, I have several articles in preparation on student traditions, culinary and then another surprise. That's fair to say that everything goes well, the time despite missing a few weekends starting Tuesday at 13h but I look forward to seeing you soon for more news.

Love

Wallace.

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Three unique spaces in the service of art in Paris




Halle Saint-Pierre, 2 rue Ronsard - 75018

Cultural Center located at the foot of Montmartre in 1986, the Halle Saint-Pierre is renowned for its exhibitions of art brut and art singular. This former market built in 1868 in an architectural style Baltard now includes a museum, a gallery, a cafe, an auditorium and a library. Part of an initiative by Max Fourny, the museum's collection which was done by order and by gifts from artists over 600 works. He reigns in this place designed by Max Fourny a warm and friendly atmosphere where cross artists, collectors and visitors. Among exposures that have marked this place we find Petra Werle and small figures made of bread crumbs and insects, The World According to HR Giger, or the British Outsider Art.


Kreo Gallery, 31 Rue Dauphine - 75006

Specializing in contemporary design, the gallery Kreo is defined as a "space laboratory dedicated to research work of its creators." The style of the objects that are exposed is both simple and luxurious, chic and elegant, bright and refreshing. We find a wide variety of lighting fixtures of the 50s, mirrors and furniture. The establishment of this flagship gallery is undoubtedly the Boat-tub installed in front. Its interior resembles that of the pristine porcelain and her hull made of wooden slats clear nail us on a journey into pleasure. Our view takes in a multitude of objects more creative than each other whose design never ceases to amaze.


Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin, 76 Rue de Turenne - 75003

Highly prized by lovers of contemporary art, Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin exhibits which juggling between the poetic, the shameless, the outrageous and seductive. The success of this space has allowed the owner to open a second gallery in Paris and a another in Miami. Located in a beautiful mansion 700 yards in the 3rd district, this gallery has been a springboard for many artists on the contemporary scene. It may be mentioned among the best known Sophie Calle, Damien Hirst, Takashi Murakami, Wim Delvoye ... To top it off, the gallery has even created Bing, its own quarterly magazine of contemporary art.

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PORTRAIT: Georges Rousse, a nomadic artist


Who is he?

Georges Rousse is a French artist born in Paris in 1947. From an early age he traveled around the world according to his father's military movements.

What is it?

He began his career as a photographer but his artistic varied prevents him from belonging to a specific category of art. His work is an alliance between painting, architecture, sculpture, graphic design and photography. The latter is the ultimate method that brings out the essence and originality of his work.

How it work?

Georges Rousse develops its projects in situ, in places abandoned to revive walls doomed to destruction. At first he mainly paints colorful characters that he then photographs. Then he goes towards a total redevelopment of the area using anamorphosis. It creates a new perspective and a unique world that exists only in the final photographic print. All plastic construction is based on a view that selects préalable.Quel is its artistic purpose?
work of Georges Rousse creates an illusion. When you look at the photographs, we think first of all to a computer editing, then reworked the space gradually reveals itself to let the viewer into a meditative space and plastic. This is creating a gap between reality and fiction by playing on the background and the image which appear superimposed. The artist adds shapes, volumes and colors he calls "sculptures immaterial" to give new meaning to that space. The picture shows the flat three-dimensional vision and pushes the eye to deconstruct what is shown.
The work of Georges Rousse revisit our relationship to time and space. By photographing a specific point of view the merger between a utopian space and real space, he questioned the difference between perception and reality and between imagination and reality.

Where does it work?

Georges Rousse is defined as a nomadic artist. His work situ allows him to travel around the world to transform and appropriate new sites. It nourishes and his work on the context, meetings, and means that are proposed. Traveling is a way for him "not to be limited to final models. The concepts of journeys of exploration and landscapes are found in his installations plans or maps. He addresses the viewer with an invitation to travel and meditation. Whether it's the beauty of the towering mountains of Nepal or the stigma of Hiroshima, Georges Rousse pushes for contemplation and reflection.

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photographs of Georges Rousse impressed by the accuracy of their composition and perspective that emerges. Using anamorphosis in the service of photography, he transforms a three-dimensional space into a two-dimensional illusion of a single visible point of view. The viewer is then challenged and manipulated until it incorporates this meditative space to analyze it or deconstruct it often.
Beyond a simple optical illusion, the facilities of Georges Rousse become witnesses of its ephemeral artistic concerns that maintain a close relationship with the place, its history and culture of the country in which it operates. By photographing this space, he interrogates the man about his perception of the world, time and space.

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still alive in color

I still have not managed to contact the teacher of meditation, no way to contact him if it may be through the brief but well thought ...

It took Mamy see Alex Lutz (OSS 117 Rio will not answer) the night of the sleepless night (!).
Feeling peckish? Come taste the sushi Tesco English ...

Here cacti are disguised in rabbit


I bought some spray paint to redo the decor of my room ... wait and see.



And the best for last, here is a video taken in a box near me.

At the next

Wallace.

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Sepia

I have not written much lately. Life
its course and am like a sepia image a bit this fall is a little timid.




domminicale trip to London that gives the opportunity to get lost in Camden, pubbing, and walk into town.


Life goes on and this blog certainly does not fill but projects grow, mature and approach. I try and imagine a happy ending for the mutual willingness of professors and electronic music to get students to do projects together.


course overnight to lose a few years is not prohibited.




I leave you, call me a beer.

Wallace.

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Since the beginning of the week I wondered why I was the only one not to be new for my future schedule or any appointment with my tutor. After a few appointments with the department for foreign students and finally a very nice office remains how much does it have to have information, you know the ping-pong "go see 202 in the office Howell building to the other side of campus, (yes I love the government ...) So
racing results, it is not the master complicated that I'm supposed to do this year DOES NOT EXIST. They had planned to launch this year but did not. No wonder I have not heard from my tutor, there are no ... That
the surprise of the afternoon so I have to make my selection of other masters and mix to achieve a solution close to the outcome of the recipe I4-Telecom Paris.

Sincerely,

Wallace.

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Taster Session

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So here the following day there are many clubs taster sessions provided that correspond to various tests in sports clubs. My friend Lee (the boyfriend of my roommate Hannah) was very motivated to quit rugby this year and get to kayak bright. So here is a nice afternoon and we played with these mini-kayaks. Naturally we all spent in the water were also begun to learn to esquimoter (roll in English by the way).

An afternoon well as much fun to drive sports here ends at the local pub around a pint to get to know and tell her stories of kayakers. However, I have projects that I take more to heart this year so I will not continue.
hydraulically
Wallace.

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Week integration

After that I was entitled to three day 'Welcome Foreign students not really exciting. The integration week was held directly of the new post and was the result of many trips / meetings / beers drunk in one of two pubs in the school.
things I have met three Norwegians cool, a Quebecer who co-wrote a book about the fact that some of our behavior (including some time or or fear) we have been transmitted through the story by our friends prehistoric men (I have not yet been able to discuss much with her I'll let you know), some French brothers and sisters (es) a Canadian with a special affinity for France (his iPod is filled with lesson in French such as "Hello I would like to point a steak please ..."), and of course many English. It should be noted that of the 14,000 students (you know what is not) there are still 2000 from abroad.
I also participate in the "Fresher's Fayre" which equals Clubs Day at ESIEE where we learn that we can participate in many sports and cultural activities. Listed below in no particular order and not complete what I found interesting:
-Being part of the radio team on campus (all the side issues that make art)
- make free weekly meditation (an Indian professor proposes methods), making Parachuting (old dream to reality one day ... especially when it's not too expensive) to go
-week skiing in Val Thorens early January or artificial ski slope which is 5km from my house (!)
-do part of the technical team (sound and lights) for the production of a play performed by students-how students
party performers (who said that the artifact was only the beginning?) and / or technicians for the day "artistic" kind of mini festival taking place in June or anyone can present their work-how
climbing regularly and participate in monthly outings of the club in various spots in the country (including Wales)
-join the club and go sailing one afternoon boat / board
-week learn to sing properly
That you can be assured I'm still motivated and I still have my thousand ideas in mind!
I take this opportunity to add one. After have to look in vain for a club of lovers of sound and / or more specifically electronic music DJs see the members of SU invite me to create my club. I have to think it was because if I can resume my study of the structures / objects / time to confront music and technology in order to create something new I feel like it though. Here I will keep you informed. I take this to remember my draft year end from June 08. This structure allowed artifact called to create music and light (in the form of sets of LEDs) in accordance with movements of the user who is facing a "wall" which has various sensors.

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Ciao ciao,

Wallace.

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After some 10 hours of driving with a car filled to the brim with objects more or less useless to me here is my new home in Uxbridge. My room is a cube of 2.4 m either side of a floor area of 4.88 m² but optimizing all is well.

Taking my roommates.

Kirstie (left). She was studying to be a sports teacher and works for the Students (BDE) here called Brunel Student Union or SU.


Matt. He studied writing, has no specific plans for the future but is very nice and out frequently. It is also part of the family of SU and therefore knows all the students of the school or almost (14000 anyway!).



Hannah. She studied "Drama" that might be translated incorrectly by theater. In fact it is more important to acquire a cultural knowledge and prepare for work in the field of culture, as wide it is. I take this opportunity to digress.

Indeed, there is a fundamental difference between the system of post-baccalaureate English and its counterpart across the Channel. In fact, studies at university in England are often very general and theoretical. What has made the release of their studies it often happens that the ex-students make trades which have a priori nothing to do with their training. In fact that is especially used by employers is the name of the university's graduate and the notes he took during his schooling. For example, a friend studied French and maths at Manchester University and has applied for a job in the field of audit firms. As she had good grades she was making and he has been offered to work for the company will also provide courses for she gets her degree in two years and continues to work for the company. End of digression.

Love

Wallace.

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First

Welcome on this blog.

I plan for this year of Erasmus in London, the University Brunel, to recount the events interesting, funny, unexpected, surprising that occur during these months. Feel free to comment my articles and ask questions or even make wishes for items to come (for that comment on this article to leave me your ideas).
Another mission that I trust for that year came to my mind after visiting a number of times in England during the last year. It is indeed to show you that despite the fact that Britain looks to France by far there still are differences which are the least funny if not interesting. So I'll try you my observations over the articles that follow.

Good Surf

Wallace.

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Remembrance memory ... Mad Men Madness

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Aired in the U.S. since 2007 by the AMC, the series Mad Men was successful in two seasons to emerge as the new model of social-historical fiction that everyone was waiting for without knowing it. Critics were not as unanimous acclaim and since the cessation of Soprano. Coincidence, the creator of Mad Men none other than Matthew Weiner, a former writer and executive producer of the adventures of the famous mobster Tony Soprano.
For his new fiction, Mr. Weiner focuses on the daily life of an advertising agency, Sterling Cooper and its employees in the early 60s. These ambitious advertising and pretentious at the time dubbed the "Mad Men" perfectly symbolize the pinnacle of capitalism after the war. They can afford almost anything, a vast apartment in the heart of Manhattan or a comfortable home in the suburb and boring, a nice car, riding lessons for Madame, and mistresses galore for sir.
In developing campaigns and slogans they draw their inspiration from long hours drinking whiskey and smoking cigarettes. If it still does not come, they ask their opinion on the clerks products designed specifically for the ladies. Among it, there is Peggy Olson Secretary Donald Draper, the creative director appealing agency, which is distinguished by its creativity and physical particular. She embodies the career woman who struggles to be recognized in an environment where the macho and misogynistic woman should have no other ambition than to be married and at home.
Series edge very subtle flaws in a system economic growth in consumption without filling the empty interiors. The sublime Betty, wife of Don Draper, a mother of two children, a girl and a boy, seems to lead the perfect life in all its magnificent features Grace Kelly. Yet the truth is quite different, is revealed gradually as the two seasons to make way for a strong woman, burning desire for independence and buried. It sinks slowly into a violent loneliness and a gentle madness that led him to shoot pigeons from his grumpy old neighbor. Her husband sees nothing. He is too busy to spend quality time with his mistresses where to go, only to his office, his painful memories he conceals. Like Betty, Don seems to have everything to be happy. The couple is also a model of physical perfection. But Mad Men should never trust appearances. The Chief Secretary, the allure of the femme fatale independent, but deep within her lies a deep and romantic dreams of marriage. A creative Italian manly physique that endears women pushes with all his might his homosexual tendencies. The young advertising just married a girl of good family secretly loves the "ugly duckling" of the agency.
All these characters are intended to selling the dream of the American way of life but are unable to know what they want. The weight of their loneliness prevent them from hearing each other and meet their needs. An individualistic society, based more on appearances than on being, is revealed slowly in Mad Men. The characters intersect and wander as sad puppets caught in time and their condition. Often filmed from behind, their silhouettes stand out in an empty space which echoes loneliness. From the beautiful Generic inspired by those of Saul Bass (Vertigo A. Hitchcock), we know that fall is inevitable. A character in costume falls slowly from the top of buildings to get lost in the illustrations of women, alcohol, family, etc. ... The characters in Mad Men have the same beauty that these fictitious images and will undoubtedly be lost permanently by the overflow of artifice and pretense.

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Controversies. Photographs stories



Until May 30 exhibition stands Controversies the BNF Richelieu in Paris. It offers a journey through 80 photographs that have marked the history and spirit of 1840 to 2007. From a simple portrait, the picture of war, through the image of fashion or contemporary design, we discover the reasons that his trials are the source of many debates and lawsuits. A brief explanation accompanies each of his images and discusses the contexts that gave rise to great controversy.

Christian Pirker, a lawyer in Geneva and Daniel Girardin, curator at the Musée de l'Elysée in Lausanne, both the curators have opted for a neutral circuit and chronologically. Some images are drawn in a larger format than others, but the strength of these pictures puts almost all the same levels. The goal here is to examine the role, status and limitations of the photographic image. How far can it photojournalist go without being accused of voyeurism or non-assistance to persons in danger? Who owns the copyright? A performance artist and immortalized or contact the photographer? How to photograph the nude body of a child without seeing a turn pedophile? The photographs exhibited challenge our sensibilities and our relationship to a real or fictitious image that are closely related to the evolution of our society.

Since its inception until today, we question the notion of ethics in photography. If it still hurts, is undoubtedly due to the realism of the image worked or taken from life. A Unlike paint, it is more difficult to remove when a pictorial composition is known to exist before being set to negative. Should we witness a tragedy if the popular image may offend public opinion? Was it disrespectful to the little Omayra Sanchez as the picture taken knowing his death is imminent or more a duty to remember?

Besides the ethical question, the photographic process triggered much discussion. A photographic image can it still claim the title of a work of art? What makes a photograph an original creation rather than purely technical reproduction of a moment accurate? In 1882, Napoleon Sarony a portrait of Oscar Wilde. For copyright will explain in court how the staging, the choice of lights and costumes make this an original photograph.

In 1999, the publication of the book The Other , which includes the series of portraits of "stolen" in the Paris metro by photojournalist Luc Delahaye, relaunch the debate over image rights. A man who recognizes one of the photographs on a complaint for using his image for commercial purposes. The court ruled in favor of the artist who carries in his "testimony sociological particular artistic and human behavior. " This very contemporary concept of image rights poses new problems for artists who need to be extra careful in their work to avoid any form of trial.

It's a gamble for the show succeeds controversies which have no excess of images that have shocked and upset several generations. It was feared a staged too provocative and voyeuristic but the bottom is shaped. The speech is not preachy or hypocritical, it is merely designed to show how the image is viewed and approved by a changing society. Without not pretend to be exhaustive, the curators of the exhibition opened debate on the status of the image, its representation and its interpretation. Here is perhaps the weakest point of this exhibition, in trying to address too many different themes, an amalgam of highly sensitive photographs such as the little girl dying of hunger taken by Kevin Carter and other more anecdotal as sodomized by barbie kitchen mixer Tom Forsythe.

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Into the Wild Sean Penn (2007)



Christopher McCandless, bright young man of 22 years decides to leave her family and her comfortable life to escape from a materialistic society that the revolt. For two years he explores, under the pseudonym Alexander Supertramp, the wilds of America before reaching its ultimate goal, Alaska.


Into the Wild is an adaptation of Jon Krakauer's novel, inspired by the true story of Christopher. The film traces the events that the protagonist told his travel book without ever trying to interpret them. Her sister is the narrator of this expedition and tried to understand how this leak was inevitable.

Using flashbacks and flash-forwards, Sean Penn modest vignette of a family that did well despite the lies of the past and parental conflict. The image is yellow when the past is evoked highlights the weariness and rejection of a life of Christopher violent and monotonous. Dramatic tension arises from this arrangement that selects and compares the different stages of his initiation.

The viewer accompanies Alexander, grew up with him, went from rebellious adolescence, impulsive and full of ideals to explore the world of maturity and wisdom. Through several quotations from his diary we feel the deep humanity that drives the young man and his need for exchange. For him, "Happiness is only real when shared." The simplicity and generosity of people they encounter soothe his anger and reconcile with the man while leaving intact its desire to be alone "into the wild."

Nature is at the heart of this epic of modern times. It is both mirror and metaphor for the spiritual quest of our hero alone. It seems to draw its strength from its landscapes which become alternately lush, arid, desert and polar. They push Alexander to defy the ban and giving him freedom and inner peace. The remarkable work of cinematographer, Eric Gautier, emphasizes the duality of nature that appears primarily as protective and generous and ruthless and elusive. They are filmed in panoramic, long lens or close-ups, the smallest elements are captured with grace and translate the essence of this exhilarating environment.

Into the Wild is a hymn to liberty is for all of us. Very quickly they identify with Alexander Supertramp and his inability to find his place in an individualistic society. Sean Penn skillfully to image this quest for identity that becomes a spiritual journey where sharing and the return to nature appear as elements simple and necessary for happiness. The soundtrack, composed and performed by Eddie Vedder adds a fluidity to the events that we are told in this contemporary odyssey. On leaving this movie, a sudden urge to live life to the fullest and go see the country we invaded. It is recovering, but the idea is still there. So, we imagine new horizons hoping to see you soon ...

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Brussels, Ma Belle





For lovers of small weekend for two, getaways friends or a solo escape, Brussels is a good choice for a change. We too often underestimate the potential of "exoticism" of neighboring countries. While in Brussels speak French, but Walloon, German, Dutch, English, English, etc. ... The mix of this city is impressive and guarantees a real disorientation. This mixture of cultures can sometimes make you forget that French is spoken in the shops!

The architectural style varied from Brussels is a reflection of its diverse population. If the city is known to be a European capital of Art Nouveau art movement it also combines Art Deco-style buildings and modern. From the Grand Place and its small alleys, the Marolles district, through the modern buildings of the European Quarter, the visitor changes each time landscape. It has existed since 1991 a special tour for fans of comic strips that provides a score of frescoes painted on the facades of the city by famous artists such as Edgar P. Jacobs, Franquin, Geluck ... We can visit Brussels through an artistic route that is also found with its underground metro stations decorated with modern and contemporary. For the more adventurous or the most lazy, the ideal is to move through the maze of tramway lines in the capital, which saves considerable time!

As in many parts of northern Europe, human warmth takes over from the cold and damp climate. Here, rain and smile are not incompatible, far from it. Whether you stroll through downtown to the surrounding areas where we find the generosity and sympathy of their inhabitants.

cultural richness Brussels does not let its people get bored. Between concerts, festivals and exhibitions, the tourist, like Brussels, is spoiled for choice. Among the many museums in the city it is advisable to visit one priority of musical instruments (MIM), which offers the discovery of hundreds of instruments arranged on four floors. The visitor explores different times, equipped with infrared headphones that gives the sound of each instrument on display. To do so to please the eyes and ears.

Although the Belgian cuisine is known for its French fries can be surprised by the flavor of certain dishes like fritters shrimp or a traditional soup with his bread and butter. It goes without saying that you can decorate the whole by the 680 Belgian beers available! Among them is retained mainly the variety of Trappist or Gueuze. To discover the authentic Gueuze with raspberry or cherry without added flavors, a trip to the Cantillon brewery is a must. Always On, this brewery is one of the few to follow the natural process of making beer. After an open house in different rooms, which still works great machines mainly made of copper, one end our tour with a tasting Gueuze taste so special.

For the sweet tooth, the temptation will be constantly on your way. There are countless confectionery, biscuits and chocolate and of course with a mixed biscuit, waffles and chocolate flavors very original. If you want a free stay flat, you'd better avoid the Chocolate Museum whose entry is expensive for a demonstration uninteresting and expeditious route that will leave a bitter disappointment.

few days suffice to attach to Brussels and its cosmopolitan atmosphere. Culture lovers will be delighted by the richness of this city that lets you see and share. Walkers will never tire of wandering the flea market instead of the Game Bale and wander the streets nearby. Partygoers will always find a friendly pub with a delicious Belgian beer. Brussels, compact metropolis, shines by its history, modernity, openness and culture.

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