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We would like to thank Domido for the opportunity
to exhibit this work here, we are very grateful for
the wonderful opportunity.
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Excellent!
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Fabulous. Both of you have one of the most important things in life: imagination. Thanks for sharing your work. A constant inspiration to me.
Josean
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I am so so glad to see your common work here. Very much. I love it.
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wow is this possible???
no words for such beauty
congrats
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This is a great work from this 2 artists
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congrats
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my god...seeing these together like this is simply stunning. you two have created a dynamic, kinetic, shifting work of art. a whole visual vocabulary explored, challenged, refracted, and redefined.
thanks to both of you for sharing this.
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j'ai une petite critique à faire à cette expo : elle est trop...courte !!!
quelle belle complicité ici, quel ensemble , quel équilibre dans ces duos : on en redemande !...
oui, j'ai beaucoup beaucoup aimé ...mes préférées sont : la 2 et la 4 : superbe !!!
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:-)(-: !!!
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What a pair! :o)
Congratulations, mark and floebee! Love your dialogue. More, please?
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You speak so beautiful
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A joyful relation of symbiosis,
a deep affinity, which allows to examine more in the same direction.
I like this sensitive and cultivated glance,
that you shared together,
as choice twins.
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Beautiful idea. Beautifully executed.
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seems nearly all ur pics lead us 2 a parallel reality. i like it to enter, reenter and reenter and reenter .... ur "world", that exists beyond my imagination @ the borderland of our existence ...
a great "gig" here in the Art Cafe!
congrats mark & floebe - the duality !
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(¸.•´ (¸.•´ (¸.•*´¯`*•> tapa :)
p.s. glad 2 know u both here in flickr :))))
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BeViewed [deleted] says:
I do constantly indulge into your imagination,
the illustration of which is thoroughly beautiful to me, ethereally entranced while diving through- your sensibility is sensed all the way- making me utterly addicted to it, to its fossilizations and mutations that are to come.
congrats to both of you,
wiating for your further work to unveil,
BeViewed
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first of all thanks for the invite ,iam glad that meet you Mark and floebee here on Flickr ,i like a lot the experiment sensitive that have your works , becoming better only through dialogue .so congratulations that points the way to become better
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Yippi - nice - soulmates - nice Yippi
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wow
you two
this is absolutely brilliant.
100 roses
split 50 50
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So, you were serenading each other and I missed that? oh well, gossip is not my thing...LOL
This collection of work is quite brilliant and I enjoyed looking at it... lost soundwave :: claviature gave me a real thrill.
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wonderful collaboration! Great idea and stunning results!
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a great idea and admirably realized - certainly an inspiration for those of us who teach, as well as for anyone who makes art - I need more time to chew on it all, but in the first instance i find myself wondering about dialogues of ideas that end up having radically different appearances (maybe represented best here by dialogues 2 and 4) - perhaps a second installment?!
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Nicely done! I especially like the feel of of:
pilling over - mark valentine :: bodacious - floebee
O)000o - floebee :: the last hour of light - mark valentine
ess)aging - floebee :: c'mon - mark valentine
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Wooow, great stuff! Like many of floebee's pics use to, these photos give me a lot of somehow undefind feelings! Perhaps it is art... ;D
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Really great - a pairing of giant talent and beautiful imagery - the conceptual thread says it all......... . .
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well adventurous who enjoyed such a good wave,
congratulations to the two, fantastic job!
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outstanding you two ....such a brilliant exercise of creative expression...creative responses through visual expression...
the relationship of visual unity of thought and metaphor...
for me each separate image viewed as I scrolled down invoked a separate response but as the point or edge of union arrives the excitement and anticipation of what image was used to respond explodes in the mind and then gently the second image stands on its own and is immediately encapsulated with the memory of the first image...
quite a unique way of communication....very profound
thank you for inviting me to your exhibition I am very honoured...
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Touching see these images together, excellent project and result.
Congratulations to both artists.
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A great work from floebee and mark this artists
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Oh, the dynamic duo in action!
I always love to see your collabs, they're so inspiring.
It's a pleasure to see such a wonderful exhibit here.
Congrats to both of you, delightful artwork.
keep up the good work.
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great collaboration you two have put forth here.
the formal ties between the pieces help them cohere well as pairs while allowing the rest of their qualities to dialogue. it creates an interesting viewing situation in which each image begins to project itself onto the other. e.g. if I see figurative forms in one, I begin to look for their companions in the twin, if I sense certain feelings from one, I begin to expect correspondence of some kind from the other.
just curious, have either of you read Geoff Dyer's "The Ongoing Moment"? he talks quite a bit about archetypes in photography--how one photographer will pick up a subject another one shot in a new way, and another photographer will follow that. these made me think of that occurrence.
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Belíssimas fotos. Congratulations,
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Truly amazing work. I am in awe. CONGRATS to the both of you!
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well done to you both
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amazing work, and I like this idea exibition of both... completement amazing...
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like viewing the yin and yang of art photography
love it!
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excellent collaboration -- "stolen generations/the migration of bodies" and "lost soundwave/claviature" in particular are stunning
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great synergy here. I like them all.
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redefining the art of collaboration. thank you for the invitation to view.
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You both have an amazing work in separate. But in collaboration we can see the synergie working! Fabulous!
One more thanks for the invitation! Have a great weekend!
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My answer to this seems to have disappeared so here I go again. These are very exquisite. I feel that I already know the two of you better for having seen them. They are intimate and very expressive.
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I did not know. Appreciative greatly I am. Thanks for duo doing!
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beautiful ;-}
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sweet series of duets..and they do have their own music about them, maybe the silence is only the lack of words. Their melody is loud and clear. I enjoyed the ride, the collaboration and the intrigue.
..all I am missing is my plastic cup with chabis.
thanks for the invite
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This is a lesson in synergy. They are beautiful pairings. Each one complements the other in some fundamental aspect of color, shape, line, form, or texture. I especially like "(O)000o" v. "the last hour of light" and "at that little place by the ocean" v. "hugging the side", because they also have very contrasting aspects. This collaboration you two have developed is really great.
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Son como notas exquicitas, que sin sonido ni melodia, saben tocar lo mejor del alma y llegar hacer palpitar de emocion
Fabulosa forma de expresar donde el color, la luz, textura y forma hacen que la magia nazca
Felicidades Amigo Mio
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A collaboration that is simultaneously sound and fanciful, astute and obtuse. Fantastic to see memes that infect and absolve each other's sensibility in such a creatively sustained display of duets.
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Excellent
a great team!
Bueautiful expo
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A brilliant and well orchestrated collaboration... an exquisite flow of expression and feeling...well done !!!
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fascinating!
brilliant idea! i love the title too!
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delightfull partage !
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Congratulations and thank you so much for the invite...!
You guys must really be soulmates...your images work so well together-its such a wonderful experience to look through them!
They are inspirational, smart and very creative.
Flickr would be boring without your images.... :-)
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kindred visual spirits. fantastic.
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this is wonderful*and i love the concept!
...the last hour of light...wow
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Art cannot live in isolation. It has to have reference, connection to something else,context. The viewer needs the code to see past the surface. Those codes are often provided in the body of work of the artist and are somewhat less provided by curators' often obscure monographs. They are often simply provided within the viewers own conceptions. This device that you have used, pairing images from seemingly disparate artistic approaches to the same thoughts, has been used with success by curators of the great galleries around the world and it is used with extraordinary clarity here. It is a pity, then, that we cannot see these hanging large on a gallery wall, because as thrilling as the work is( and I take nothing away from the artistic quality) virtual has nothing on real.
Congratulations to you both however. May we see much more.
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a dialogue and a "non-dialogue". the silence.
the last thing that remains in a relation when it finishes is a silence. a silence full of means. a presence-absence that is and "endbeginning" of all.
in this work I greatly enjoy this deep, often irreplaceable, often untenable,
sense of pure belonging. a perfect sequence of "endbeginning" fragments.
I would really like to be in front at this work with my curious eyes! compliments!
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WOW The two artistic duos in photography! Love love love your work! :)
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Such a teriffic eye-feast!
Outstanding!!
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Une préférence pour "the last hour of light " et "the migration of bodies", l'une pour le sens des deux images et l'autre pour les tonailtés qui éveillent, une belle harmonie en somme.
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me gustaron mucho. me lleve algunas a FAVs
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Ohhh! that's a great photo-conversation. Contratulations to the artists.
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'two is more than one', much much much more, it's stunning!!!
And you're both already so interesting on your own.... WOW
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thanks very much for the invitation.
I enjoyed your team work so much!!
:))
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fantastic exposition!
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thanks for your invitations, mark and floebee!
i love the collaboration of you guys! this is a very nice compilation, i enjoyed it very much!
my most favorite is (O)000o/the last hour of light. it is a stunning, mesmerizing play of light/shadows/reflections/blue-tones and the interplay of silence and chaos works perfectly here!
great work, congrats!!!
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An excellent collaboration of your talents, and such emotive results, especially in Lost Soundwave and Clavaiture, Meanderings and Shadow Dance and most beautifully in Stolen Generations and The Migration of Bodies. Standing ovation.
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This is an absolutely magical exhibition, pure perfection in every shot/pairing.
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have been keeping an eye for floebee and mark valentine's work for a while - simply great!
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Preciosa exposición. Muchas gracias por su invitación y poder apreciar esos bellisimos trabajos,
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nice idea, stunning results
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Belle exposition, je trouve juste une chose, l'entrée est d'un bleu trop saturé ... Bravo sinon, c'est très beau !
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An interesting and creative exhibition, wonderful art pieces.
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Thank you both for the invitation. It's faboulus and my first sunday morning gallery visit without leaving home. I'll sometimes come back because it's really great and a great pleasure to look up.
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Adam824 [deleted] says:
Some I get, others not so much.
For me it has a working (read transient / transparent / malleable) title like Dichotomy / Lobotomy. Truly, mustn't we change what we initially desired when we redefine and re-describe our work in the context of another's? Suddenly your work is only as good as the image next to it (or in this case, above or below it).
Like I say, some I get, others not so much.
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simply no words... but try to...
outstanding idea, and the top level of the cooperation of your souls is just admirable.
I've tried to choose favourites, which is REALLY very difficult:
meanderings - floebee :: shadow dance - mark valentine have been already my favs,
but now lost soundwave - mark valentine :: claviature - floebee are added, too, since they are an excellent example how real and abstract art can be combined such a way that they can create a complex, elevated artistic pleasure.
thank you to both for the invitation :))
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Thank you Floebee and Mark. Very intelligent opening sequence with the almost minimalist but stunning "blue three" and "ambigurizons." The sets of images complement and dance together. "At that little place by the ocean" seems to be out of context with the rest of your wonderful exhibition. Thank you again for the invitation. I look forward to viewing the work of both of you.
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Beautiful
Great work!
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You guys rock!! Nobody can get enough of this beautiful dialogue between you two.
Congratulations to flickr dynamic duo!!
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Thanks you and congratulations to the team
and the and the resut of the analyzeing the
duality o you will knoww better to be aroun
of the relations forme and meaning.
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what a fabulous ONE of a kind exhibition!
Thanks for letting me know! Masako
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"silent dialogue" have something i want not to be out of.
congratulations floebee and mark valentine
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In music " punctum contra punctum " Is the base of the poliphony.
Here---Note against note----- your homophonic work compose a " vertical harmony " of a intense and fully normative quality
Thanks for inviting me to this " carmen des spheres " the most beautiful class of the Musica Universalis
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Fantastico dialogo de imagenes calidas , poeticas y bellas.....
Felicitaciones a los dos!!!...maravillosa muestra !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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nice work chaps
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Really stunning, and inspirational work - wonderful combinations of light and composition - so well done on both your parts. Thanks very much for your excellent work - keep it up gents
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ohhhhhh
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this is awsome
marvellous work!!!!!!!!!!!!!
congratulations bodies
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Thanks for inviting me to this truly fascinating gallery. Your idea has succeeded. Well done!
-vidar
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tHANKS FOR THE INVITE
UHAUUU !!!
iT WAS A GREAT IDEA ...
and a lot of anothers arrive at our minds
(the problem :- no champagne !)
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fabulous exhibition.
Imaginative and original, diverse and consistent. The quality of your work is spectacular and works so well together!
I respect both of you so much, and I'm happy you prepared this gallery. I'll be returning for some inspiration, that's for sure...
keep it going guys,
John
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Yes !!!!! and `shadow dance `very special !!
I love you and I love your work and you kwon that!
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Whole lot of shakin' going on....
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i love your silent dialogue!
thanks to both of you for invites,
i'm glad to be here with you :)
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excellent concept .... wonderful work!!... Congratulations to both of you!!
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all perfect, but also some real hits with combination!
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Together they are more than the sum of their parts, which would have been hard to believe seeing the individual pieces seemed to be so singular.
I love the idea of a visual relationship.
spilling over / bodacious is breathtaking
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this silent dialogue
is full of music for the eyes
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My sincere congratulations To Mark and Flobee on a very intriguing show and provocative pairings of images. I like the alignment of the images edge to edge as it makes the juxtapositions that much clearer.
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poesía, encanto, serenidad, delicadeza
paz, paz, paz...
y belleza!!!! infinita belleza!!!!
Sus imágenes son una bocanada de aire fresco, me reconcilian con la vida, me hacen sonreír pletórico!
¡dan ganas de vivir!
maravillosa dupla Floebee and Mark!!! (Mark querido, tradúcele a Shari)
Shari:
this images are overflowing of life an beauty. They make me feel like a little child with an icecream, the most delicate, soft and tasteful icecream.
I am very happy about this exhibition. I am proud of you.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!
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this collection is lovely, and me, ever the pragmatist, would love to know how it happened. Is it truly a silent dialogue, or do you discuss images? Or does one of you see an image, and think hey I have an image that would go great with that?
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my friends, thank you not only for the invitation but also for the possibility to look at the two amazing ways of interpretation of a theme, the quality of the photos and their aesthetic dialogue.
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