Travel to another country.

Some years earlier i probably have say England, not even thinking the answer a little, but now i think in a lot of countries, like Australia, South Korea, Japan, Spain or France. Although my love for England remains, in this moment i want to travel to Germany, even i dont know how to speak in german, but i would like to learn.

All this "love" for Germany was basically determined by all the talking of a friend of mine that travel to Germany at 2010, he said it was all so organized, all people respect traffic light and walk in right or left side of the sidewalk depends if they are going to somewhere or leaving that place. I was punish by law if you touch someone in a public place and that person doesn't want to be touched, or helped. But still, I think I would be happy if no one touch me or push me while i am walking down the street like happends here.

My friend took a program of exchange in somewhere... like a foundation, he just have to pay 300 dolars and that foundation pays the travel and gives him a house, with a host family, and that family is responsible of feed him or pay the his school, the only think he had to do, was recieve an exchange student in his house when he come back. He recieve an student from Holland, and unfortunality he and all his family had a very bad relationship with her, because she was very lazy.

Since I was in school I have always wanted to travel to another country like an  exchange student, and I still don't lose the hope, maybe next year... or a summer in the Work and Travel program. Just need to save money! What an easy thing.

Aleksandr Ródchenko

He was a russian scultor, a painter, a graphic designer, and a photographer. He was one of the more multifaceted artist in Russia at 20's and 30's.
He was born in Saint Petersburg, in a working-class family in 1891 and died in Moscu in 1956, after studied in the Art School from Kazán. His first abstract drawings have place in 1915, influenced by the Suprematism of Kasimir Valevich. In 1916, he participated in "The Store" an exhibition organized by Vladimir Tatlin, who influenced Rodchenko a lot in his artistic career.

Is for the discipline of photography that I payed atention to him at an art history class.
He used the photographic camera to create disconcerting images, because of the advantage that with the camera he can take photos from any position. He thought that photography matched the human eye activity. He also use photography with a social commitment.
He used diferent types of planes, this impacted the spectator, and they had difficulties to recognize the object that was in the photography. Rodchenko try to release photography from all the conventions and the common point of view in those years.

I like his work because he was pioneer and he was successfull in what he did.

This are two photographs and the last one is very famous, and is one of his works with social commitment.

Chaotic Semester

Hello :D
This is a whole new term and it is very weird, I expect that at least what we see on the differents subject are close enought to what we would have seen in a normal term, anyway i know that is not too probably.

The subjects that i am taking are all the subjects i supposed to take, i am only a little late with the CEFG subjects, they are a real problem!
I am taking Photography, Digital Image, Drawing, Latinamerica Art's History, Semiotics, and Artistic project and English, of course.


I don't feel very good with all of these situation of studying in summer, but the thing that i dislike the most is that we are studying ALL december, because december to my family is chaotic (and i think almost for all the families).
Besides of all that and the fact that i hate the heat, the thing that makes me worry the most is that this semester will be shorter, and teachers are also expecting that we learn  what we usually supposed to learn, so i am already stressed with all the things that i should do and learn.

So, i hope everything goes like it has to go.