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A new semiotics age-"A NEW SEMIOTICS AGE"- °°°Historically, the only, possible, conceivable kind of Contemporary Art ,as well for any kind of semiotics communication and media disclosure ( Economical,Industrial,Governmental ,Advertising etc.etc.etc.) will be, over the future shape, the one which “tells” and “describe” our Time with precise empirical and deeply realistic parameters. -Through an "innovative" semiotics characterized with an easily interpretable visual- language, this new and innovative iconography, “It Will” report , communicate. transmits and shows, “like a mirror”, representatives absolute values and meanings of the past , the present and the future of the mankind-history in which the interlocutor, the observer should be able to universally recognize and acknowledges “ his own reflection , the shape of himself and his everyday life-time” .
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Antonin is a founder of the VII photo agency which is an international photo agency which is owned and controlled by only the members. It was launched at the Visa pour l'image Festival France in the town of Perpignan in September 2001. This was one of his own great achievements but eventually, he was suspended from the VII Photo Agency after sexual harassment allegations were made upon him despite he continued to deny those.
More on his personal life, he was born in 1947 in a town called Litomerice in Czechoslovakia and eventually pursued his studies in photography in Netherlands where he got his BFA in Photography at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam.
Antonin Kratochvil specializes mostly in documenting the world's hot topic or showing how a refugee life is by depicting those realities in his pictures. He would provide his own personal experience towards those events together with those affected in it in order to provide a true aspect of the reality we are all living in but decide to ignore it sometimes.
" He took pictures in the Mongolia's street children for the magazine published by the Museum of Natural History to a portrait session with David Bowie for Detour, from covering the war in Iraq for Fortune Magazine to shooting Deborah Harry for a national advertising campaign for the American Civil Liberties Union, Kratochvil's ability to see through and into his subjects and show immutable truth has made his pictures not facsimiles but uncensored visions." - From Antonin's website.
During his years of being a professional photographer, he had a widespread of publications examining various topics and interests as from the description above taken from Antonin's website. This sum up a lot of his jobs and only shows that he is versatile to a lot of topics of interests and also he is keen to try new ways to target his audience. We can see from one side that he is willing to raise awareness upon topics that we often ignore or forget in our busy society. However, he also merges into the world of celebrities and fame by depicting portraits of those icons of the industry while at the same time giving his art more value in terms of audience. This can be seen as a strategy for himself in order to raise awareness for his other art as people will still keep up with his work either through celebrities or through his pictures about real world issues.
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Antonin is a founder of the VII photo agency.
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Antonin is a founder of the VII photo agency which is an international photo agency which is owned and controlled by only the members. It was launched at the Visa pour l'image Festival France in the town of Perpignan in September 2001. This was one of his own great achievements but eventually, he was suspended from the VII Photo Agency after sexual harassment allegations were made upon him despite he continued to deny those.
More on his personal life, he was born in 1947 in a town called Litomerice in Czechoslovakia and eventually pursued his studies in photography in Netherlands where he got his BFA in Photography at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam.
Antonin Kratochvil specializes mostly in documenting the world's hot topic or showing how a refugee life is by depicting those realities in his pictures. He would provide his own personal experience towards those events together with those affected in it in order to provide a true aspect of the reality we are all living in but decide to ignore it sometimes.
" He took pictures in the Mongolia's street children for the magazine published by the Museum of Natural History to a portrait session with David Bowie for Detour, from covering the war in Iraq for Fortune Magazine to shooting Deborah Harry for a national advertising campaign for the American Civil Liberties Union, Kratochvil's ability to see through and into his subjects and show immutable truth has made his pictures not facsimiles but uncensored visions." - From Antonin's website.
During his years of being a professional photographer, he had a widespread of publications examining various topics and interests as from the description above taken from Antonin's website. This sum up a lot of his jobs and only shows that he is versatile to a lot of topics of interests and also he is keen to try new ways to target his audience. We can see from one side that he is willing to raise awareness upon topics that we often ignore or forget in our busy society. However, he also merges into the world of celebrities and fame by depicting portraits of those icons of the industry while at the same time giving his art more value in terms of audience. This can be seen as a strategy for himself in order to raise awareness for his other art as people will still keep up with his work either through celebrities or through his pictures about real world issues.
Some of his pictures can be shown as below:
Picture credits: Antonin Kratochvil
This is a portrait of David Bowie taken in New York in 1997 by Kratochvil.
Picture credits: Antonin Kratochvil
A picture at the Prague gallery is one of his art work of taking pictures in the moment.
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A time loop is a plot device where periods of time are repeatedly experienced by characters, with the hope of breaking the cycle. Time loops constantly reset when a condition is met, such as a character's death or a clock reaching a certain time, with one or more characters retaining memories from previous loops. Stories with time loops center on characters learning from each successive loop through time to eventually solve the problem and exit the loop.Aise 171201170352-190306194138
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Human reproduction planning is the practice of intentionally controlling the rate of growth of a human population. Historically, human population planning has been implemented with the goal of increasing the rate of human population growth. However, in the period from the 1950s to the 1980s, concerns about global population growth and its effects on poverty, environmental degradation and political stability led to efforts to reduce human population growth rates. More recently, some countries, such as China, Iran, and Spain, have begun efforts to increase their birth rates once again. While population planning can involve measures that improve people's lives by giving them greater control of their reproduction, a few programs, most notably the Chinese government's "one-child policy and two-child policy", have resorted to coercive measures.Time loop-carlo-m-rosa-
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Quantum physics describes the behavior of matter and radiation as both particle phenomena and wave phenomena (wave-particle duality). This reconciles the classical Newtonian view of particles and waves with experimental evidence. Schrödinger and Heisenberg developed complementary mathematical formulations of quantum mechanics in the 1920s that made the same predictions, though they disagreed on interpretations like quantum jumps. Important applications of quantum theory include lasers, semiconductors, MRI, and explanations of biological phenomena. Wave-particle duality addresses how quantum objects exhibit both wave and particle properties, which classical physics cannot fully explain. While it remains puzzling, most physicists accept wave-particle duality as the best available explanation for now.Georgesoros
George Soros, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton orchestrated a coup in the Vatican to overthrow the conservative Pope Benedict and replace him with radical leftist Pope Francis, according to a group of Catholic leaders citing evidence from various sources including WikiLeaks emails.
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The document summarizes the history and evolution of the Full Moon Party, an all-night beach party that originated on Ko Pha Ngan island in Thailand. It began in the 1980s as impromptu gatherings on the beach for 20-30 travelers listening to psychedelic trance music. Over time, the parties grew in popularity through word of mouth. Now attracting up to 30,000 people each full moon, they have become a major fixture on the tourist circuit in Asia, though local authorities have expressed concerns over noise, drugs, and crime and have imposed restrictions. Safety issues include drug use, assaults, and injuries from broken glass.
A new technology for a new era
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- The document discusses quantum physics and wave-particle duality. It explains that quantum physics views matter and light as exhibiting both wave and particle properties, unlike classical physics. It describes how Schrodinger and Heisenberg developed complementary theories and interpretations of quantum mechanics. The document also summarizes applications of quantum theory including lasers, transistors, and medical imaging. It notes that wave-particle duality remains an ongoing mystery in physics.Extensivelydrug 191130082813
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Extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis (XDR-TB) is a rare, highly drug-resistant form of TB caused by bacteria resistant to the most effective anti-TB drugs. XDR-TB develops when individuals with multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) do not complete or improperly take their medication regimen. Diagnosis requires culturing the bacteria and testing drug susceptibility, which can take 6-16 weeks. Treatment involves extensive chemotherapy with second-line drugs for up to two years, which are more toxic and expensive than standard TB treatment. XDR-TB has a high mortality rate due to limited treatment options.Extensively drug
This document summarizes extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis (XDR-TB). XDR-TB is a form of TB caused by bacteria resistant to the most effective anti-TB drugs. It develops after mismanagement of multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) cases. Diagnosis requires culturing bacteria and testing drug susceptibility, which can take 6-16 weeks. Treatment requires long-term use of toxic second-line drugs. XDR-TB prevalence is unknown as many countries lack diagnostic capabilities, but an estimated 40,000 cases occur annually. Proper TB control and management, along with new diagnostic and treatment tools, are needed to address this challenging form of TB.
Italy
The document expresses frustration with the current state of Italy and a belief that things will improve with a new generation. Specifically:
1) Italy has highly skilled and intellectually honest people, but the country has been reduced to a place run by puppets and corrupt politicians.
2) The author is angry when they see a country where criminals proliferate and the law enforcement fails to pursue real criminals, instead targeting honest citizens.
3) However, the author is confident that with a new generation and a stronger European Union, Italy will be able to take back control of the country from this dysfunctional state.
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The project involved using an innovative application of photography to capture light field information and visualize quantum wave-particle duality. Over 9 years, the artist photographed in New York City before, during and after 9/11 to create 111 images exploring metaphysical concepts. Experts said the work achieved a new form of visual semiotics to portray reality through precise and realistic imagery. The innovation allowed generating multiple perspectives from a single photo and transferring photographic information without loss.Italy
The document expresses frustration with the current state of Italy and a belief that things will improve with a new generation. Specifically:
1) Italy has highly skilled and intellectually honest people, but the country has been reduced to a place run by puppets and corrupt politicians.
2) The author is angry when they see a country where criminals proliferate and the law enforcement fails to pursue real criminals, instead targeting honest citizens.
3) However, the author is confident that with a new generation and a stronger European Union, Italy will be able to take back control of the country from this dysfunctional state.
The kaos theory
This document attempts to summarize and explain the concept of chaos theory through Kabbalistic teachings. It discusses how chaos exists in the world despite the presence of light, due to universal laws like "bread of shame" and "no coercion in spirituality." According to Kabbalah, chaos arises when light withdraws to avoid overwhelming creation, allowing darkness to settle. True understanding requires exploring the immaterial realm beyond just the physical. Spirituality refers to connecting to the creator through free will, not coercion. Overall the document uses Kabbalistic concepts to provide a metaphysical perspective on chaos theory.
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>IN THE PERIOD BETWEEN 2002-2003, I WORKED (...) FOR A YEAR AND A HALF IN CENTRAL AMERICA (MEXICO-CUBA-GUATEMALA-BELIZE-HONDURAS-NICARAGUA-EL SALVADOR-COSTA RICA-PANAMA) ALSO AND ESPECIALLY WITH THE CONTACTS BY ANTONIN KRATOCHVIL.
> IN THAT PERIOD , I RECEIVED A VERY GOOD JOB OFFER FROM THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT-.
>AS AN ANALYST-STRATEGIC-OPERATIONAL ON THE TERRITORY, IN THE FIELD ,”IN DA ZONE” I "FOUND" FULLY PREPARED IN A NATURAL WAY.
-AFTERWARDS I WANTED/HAD TO "ABANDON THE TEAM" TO GO TO END ***-"THE NYC DANCE KABALLAH QUANTUM PROJECT"***
-I MUST SAY IT WAS A GREAT EXPERIENCE, "MADE" WITH HIGHLY TRAINED PROFESSIONALS, WITH VERY SPECIAL TALENTS AND SKILLS THEY HAVE TAUGHT ME.
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- 1. -"A NEW SEMIOTICS AGE"- °°°Historically, the only, possible, conceivable kind of Contemporary Art ,as well for any kind of semiotics communication and media disclosure ( Economical, Industrial, Governmental ,Advertising etc. etc. etc.) will be, over the future shape, the one which “tells” and “describe” our Time with precise empirical and deeply realistic parameters. -Through an "innovative" semiotics characterized with an easily interpretable visual- language, this new and innovative iconography, “It Will” report , communicate. transmits and shows, “like a mirror”, representatives absolute values and meanings of the past , the present and the future of the mankind-history in which the interlocutor, the observer should be able to universally recognize and acknowledges “ his own reflection , the shape of himself and his everyday life-time” . -The structure of the media disclosure designed and stylized more than 50 years ago and later evolvedin time with the arrival of an hyper technocratic society by The Hidden Persuaders ( strategy taught ,revealed and explained by Vance Packard ...) And now for reasons of force majeure is intended to disappear as obsolete and no longer effective. -The “same obviously goes” for the most part of the contemporary art ,“made up” only with decorative purposes or designed to impress , shock and “transmits” aesthetic pleasure to the observer etc. etc. etc. “it will be totally forgotten and It will completely lose any economic and artistic value” .
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