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ʚଓanna polákováʚଓ

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ʚଓwith a sensibility deeply rooted in nature and weird places captured in anthropoceneʚଓ
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where anthropomorphism meets therolinguistics. by @fieldofsyntax

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imprints of thero-language. by @fieldofsyntax

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All A3 posters from the soil or an interpretation of interpretations, a visual layering of meaning and imagery. What fascinated me most is the idea that soil, as a living organism, is fundamentally beyond our full understanding. We can only approach it through human-made interpretations. I selected several of these and layered them together, moving from micro to macro, from aggregates and small species to entire fields. It isn’t the soil itself that we truly comprehend, but the ways we frame and understand it through our own perspective. In the right corner, you can also find a fun fact about soil. And honestly, it was fun to read about it too. :D by @fieldofsyntax

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in future I will share scans of The interpretation of a soil. #riso <3 taken in KABK by @fieldofsyntax

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a bit of ornaments by @fieldofsyntax

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🐸🎲 by @fieldofsyntax

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The pier point
- design research
- photo journal by @fieldofsyntax

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by @fieldofsyntax

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A point where the artificial meets the alive, the nature. A gateway to a world of creatures and untamed life, into whose depths the pier sinks, consumed by the sea—or vice versa. The boundary fades, leading to a liminal space. It creates a transition, connecting humankind and flora—and yet, it does not. It evokes a sense of crossing that cannot be made, the end of a corridor that leads no- where. It doesn’t bring me closer to the place or draw me into nature, but only to its edge. This may create the illusion of being “sat- ed” with the “alive” or the “grand”—those things we’ve conquered—while they remain elusive and out of reach. by @fieldofsyntax

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The pier point
- design research
- booklet 2 - folded pictures by @fieldofsyntax

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Index of cracks
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LANGUAGE SYSTEM of Non-places
🌀typography assignment by @fieldofsyntax

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proces dva a tři. by @fieldofsyntax

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