Sentences with phrase «imaginary beings»
The Book of Imaginary Beings, the Dictionary of Angels, heraldry, North American Indian blankets, Rio de Janeiro, Montego Bay!»
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Christiana Soulou's book The Book of Imaginary Beings, after Jorge Luis Borges was published earlier this year and is available to purchase here
Soulou's wide range of characters includes the mysterious figures of the Tarot, the fantastical beasts of Borges» Book of Imaginary Beings and a series of awkward ballet dancers.
References to the Book of Imaginary Beings (1957) for example, Jorge Luis Borges's and Margarita Guerrero's aniconic encyclopaedia of monster creatures, can be recognised in the works Sky Blue Licorne Horses (2014) or Peritio (2013), which depict strange and otherworldly animal figures.
«We are ignorant of the meaning of the dragon in the same way that we are ignorant of the meaning of the universe, but there is something in the dragon's image that fits man's imagination...» — Jorge Luis Borges, The Book of Imaginary Beings
Emerging from the window in the North Gallery, Denizens represents a flock of imaginary beings descending on Wave Hill's landscape.
Soulou's drawings exist in series and often have a familiarity through their recollection of myth and narratives highlighted through this unique presentation that brought together many of the artist's series for the first time, including A Midsummer Night's Dream, Les Enfants Terribles, The Public and Book of Imaginary Beings after Jorge Luis Borges.
«Ana» tells the story of a girl fleeing from a psychiatric ward, helped by imaginary beings the patients see.
At the three - day Second Global Conference on Magic and the Supernatural, researchers will discuss the neuroscience of magical thinking and the ways some traumatized individuals try to cope with abuse and tragedy by attributing their suffering to mystical forces or imaginary beings instead of admitting that someone they love has hurt them.
It is part of artist Neri Oxman's collection of nature - inspired human augmentations titled Imaginary Beings: Mythologies of the Not Yet.
Not even just one, no satan either, nor pink unicorns or any other imaginary beings.
I'm not afraid of elves, Santa, gods, leprechauns, fairies, Big Foot, and other imaginary beings.
Why waste valuable time you could be spending doing something else or being with those you love instead of following around false ideas and imaginary beings... Your chances of being abducted by an alien are 100 % more likely to happen than meeting something called «god».
I left because I no longer believe their supernatural dogma and doctrines regarding imaginary beings and places.
You said, «Describe the delusion please» Belief in imaginary beings.
Shouldn't they be able to define marriage for themselves, without reference to imaginary beings and books of fiction?
@ Polli — Next on the Discovery Channel: When Imaginary Beings Fight!
Why adults voluntarily disregard reason for a belief in imaginary beings is beyond me.
I will assume this is a reaction to my «if you talk to imaginary beings you're delusional» post.
Yep, that beJesus of that cult that calls itself Chirichiri tintin - Insane... you know, the one where they believe in imaginary beings in some heaven above a flat earth.
if you believe in and / or talk to imaginary beings, it doesn't matter what kind of wings you have.
Hearing voices in your head and talking to imaginary beings is just mental illness.
Don't all current politicians profess belief in imaginary beings?
Belief in imaginary beings is such a waste of time and energy.
The idea that there are imaginary beings is not necessarily the point of religion.
Just shows how futile it is to pray to imaginary beings.
I am so, so sorry to see all these people taking for granted by self - impressed, sanctimonious fools who instead thank imaginary beings.
Yeah, «faith» must be concerned with imaginary beings and places, which can't be proven, for it to be called real «faith».
Much better to be involved sports (something real) than religion (something based on imaginary beings).
Hilarious, people that believe in imaginary beings complaining about other people imagining other things..
It's not bad enough that humans have to fight and kill over land and resources, they have to fight and kill over IMAGINARY beings!
Hearing voices in your head from imaginary beings is a sign of mental illness.
Geez... I can only imagine what the would do to me, because I revere MANY «imaginary beings».
Other than the DELUSION of imaginary beings, they are identical and yield EXACTLY the same results, which are NONE at all!
I'm terrified of these imaginary beings...
Everyone has beliefs, but not everyone bases their beliefs on imaginary beings or ancient books of mythology.
I don't shake my fist at imaginary beings.
Of course both are imaginary beings, but the true story is Satan is GOOD and God is EVIL.
But, of course, that's not surprising since logic isn't your strong suit, as evidenced by your belief in imaginary beings.
''... logic isn't your strong suit, as evidenced by your belief in imaginary beings.»
Believing in imaginary beings leads to killing, as evidenced by all the bloodshed we have seen in our collective history.
Oops, dumb enough to believe in imaginary beings, yessiree.
And Playboy is much more honest that The Babble — it is what it is without any need for a secret decoder ring or belief in imaginary beings to interpret it.
What makes you think there is any way to go back to believing in other imaginary beings?
No need for prayers and devotions to imaginary beings.
Imaginary beings do not do things, and thus have no «why» to «why» they do what people imagine they do.
It's funny how you denounce people who illustrate the madness of people who live their lives and dictate yours based on voices in their head from imaginary beings
While we can and should continue to mature, I strongly suggest that those who continue to believe in imaginary beings and tribal myths based on books of magic / silliness written by desert dwellers hundreds of years ago have the furthest journey.
we are animals... some people are stupid and pray to imaginary beings... there is no natural code of conduct requiring us to think you are somehow better than just another moron... you want respect, EARN it... one way to do that is to keep your religious beliefs to yourself instead of inflicting that crap on everyone around you...
junior, instead of boasting about childish notions like belief in imaginary beings, secular charities get on with their business.