9 June 2006
Solène and I play "Elegy" while dancers improvise. She's playing a cornetto and I'm playing a drone in SuperCollider
Photo by Nicole Wilkins
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9 June 2006
Solène and I play "Elegy" while dancers improvise. She's playing a cornetto and I'm playing a drone in SuperCollider
Photo by Nicole Wilkins
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9 June 2006
Solène and I play "Elegy" while dancers improvise. She's playing a cornetto and I'm playing a drone in SuperCollider
Photo by Nicole Wilkins
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9 June 2006
Improvising dance contact dancers
Photo by Nicole Wilkins
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9 June 2006
Improvising dance contact dancers
Photo by Nicole Wilkins
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9 June 2006
The sun set as we played music and they danced
Photo by Nicole Wilkins
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9 June 2006
The sun set as we played music and they danced
Photo by Nicole Wilkins
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9 June 2006
Solène plays "Partitia" by Bach on her recorder, while dancers do modern dance.
Photo by Nicole Wilkins
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9 June 2006
The dancers improvise to my laptop music. I've always wanted to play electronic dance music and now I finally have.
Photo by Nicole Wilkins
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9 June 2006
Solène preparing to play "Black Intentions" by Ishii
Photo by Nicole Wilkins
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9 June 2006
"Black Intentions" features a scream followed by an enraged gong hit.
Photo by Nicole Wilkins
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9 June 2006
As the sun set, the dancers became more relaxed. they dance for 6 hours every Friday.
Photo by Nicole Wilkins
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9 June 2006
We improvised on recorder and looping SuperCollider patch
Photo by Nicole Wilkins
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9 June 2006
We improvised on recorder and looping SuperCollider patch
Photo by Nicole Wilkins
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11 June 2006
Little sailboats and ducklings in the Jardin de Tulleries
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11 June 2006
Ducklings are cute, but kids kept trying to bash them with the bamboo sticks they use to propel the sailboats. Also, the sailboats themselves posed something of a hazard. I can't imagine Paris would be a nice place to raise ducklings.
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11 June 2005
The Louvre lurks behind this triumphant arch
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11 June 2006
The triumphant arch celebrates one of Napoleon's victories in Germany. Ironically, the thing on the top makes it look like Brandenburg Gate.
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11 June 2006
The Louvre is MASSIVE!!
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11 June 2006
The Jardin de Tulleries has many statues by Maillot, including these two.
This guy was really smart. He made a bunch of statues of naked women and then later, folks introduced him to a woman who looked a lot like the statues. She became his model and he painted many many many naked pictures of her (there are rooms and rooms in the Musée de Maillot).
It's like Pygmalion.
Anyway, all his statues have this greenish tinge and they're all fairly sexy. I like his work.
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13 June 2006
Although this picture is at an odd angle (I think Cola is reading something as we ride the train to Nice), it does show off her new haircut.
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14 June 2006
Nice is a lovely town.
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14 June 2006
Nicole takes some pictures of the lovely Nice scenery. Hopefully she didn't get as many solar thignees in her pictures as I did in mine.
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14 June 2006
Old Nice
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14 June 2006
Nicole takes a picture of the Virgin Mary in Nice. There was decidedly Italian influences everywhere, including many, many shrines to Our Lady.
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14 June 2006
She's a nice lady
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14 June 2006
I was struck, walking towards the Chateau, by how all the plants that I could see were ones that are also commonly found in California.
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14 June 2006
Nice
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14 June 2006
Nice
They even have prickly pears!
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14 June 2006
Nice
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