How to deal with envy. A Sculptural approach | Sculpture Vlog

Подписаться 29 тыс.

Просмотров 1,2 тыс.

50% 1

Inbide Calco Te is Latin for 'Envy, I tread on you'.
0:00 Intro
0:38 An apotropaic floor mosaic in Ostia Antica
1:37 A Stepping stone
2:45 The function of a doormat
3:35 A participatory artwork
4:18 The steps of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem and the steps of the tower of Pisa
5:04 How to interact with an artwork
5:42 Thank you
SCULPTURE COURSES: academy.atharjaber.com/
SCULPTURE VLOGS: • ATHAR JABER | Sculptur...
STONE CARVING TUTORIALS: • Sculpture Tutorials
WEBSITE: www.atharjaber.com
INSTAGRAM: / athar_jaber
__________________
For sponsorship, product reviews, and collaboration, you can email me here:
mail@atharjaber.com

Развлечения

Опубликовано:

7 июл 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 40

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Inbide Calco Te is Latin for 'Envy, I tread on you'.

@AndrewSyiek Год назад

Thank you for breathing positive energy into the ancient expression "Inbide calcote" through the creation of both this fascinating and inspirational "participatory sculpture", as well as for your eloquent, poetic, illustrative descriptive video. ☮

@AtharJaber Год назад

My pleasure. Thank you for taking the time to watch and think about it.

@weaselscreamer 7 месяцев назад

This is such a beautiful and inspiring video! Thank you so much Athar for sharing these incredible insights. I really appreciate your approach to sculpture as an interactive and participatory process, allowing the viewer to more intimately engage with the work. As a young boy I remember being so entranced by a sculpture I once saw in a museum that I had to touch it. My teacher yelled at me and I felt shame in front of my peers for many years after that. I'm so glad your approach is so much more humble and allowing of the participation of the viewer.

@juanitagreenspan5412 2 года назад

I love the idea that the audience walking across the work actually completes the sculpture. Interaction with the artwork makes for a more intimate and meaningful experience.

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Absolutely. Sculptures are meant to be touched!

@RubenMalayan 2 года назад

Form and function! Great, just great, Athar!

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Thanks Ruben!

@johnmeola1189 2 года назад

Yet another erudite dissection of a pervasive evil in this vale of tears. A worthy supplement to the theme of sculpture & violence. Athar, you are educating us in lifetime virtues. No greater good hath thine lofty arts ambition. thank you for these revelations…. Truly inspired.

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Thank you for your continuous support John.

@garycox3841 2 года назад

Athar, what a wonderful, and thought provoking message. Thank you 🙏

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Thank you Gary, for making time to watch the video. 🙏

@waveware4678 2 года назад

Thank you Athar, I will remember to step on it when I see it in a public space

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

You're very welcome. And thank you for your future contribution. 😉

@RubenMalayan 2 года назад

Just remembered, recently an Iranian student of mine asked me why would Armenians bury the deceased monks in the yard and force people to walk over the stones before entering the church. I told her that was the way of them to keep serving people even when they are gone.

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Wonderful.

@AndiNewtonian 2 года назад

As always, so thought provoking. I think an interesting exhibition would be to place the stone in front of a mirror. The person standing on the stone sees themself in the mirror and is reminded not to let envy into their heart.

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Nice. Thank you!

@zaxchief3891 2 года назад

Idea to meditate on.. bravo!

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Thanks Zak!

@SalamanderFangskin 2 года назад

I really like this concept 😊

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Thanks! 🙏

@lovenature1919 2 года назад

U should do vlogs and show your morning routine! Im so curious how artists live their life, how are u so disciplined? Great work as always, Athar!

@wood-psyche 2 года назад

I had to look at the inscription you created a few times and realised something I hadn't before. The idea of the letter 'o' being encapsulated by the the letter C, I thought to be construed as an act of containment such as envy perhaps. Maybe I'm just over-analyzing. Perhaps this was intentional on your part, nevertheless, visually it works well I'd say. Thanks for presenting such an interesting concept!

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Thanks for looking with such a keen eye! Honestly, it had nothing to do with the concept of envy, Encapsulating and binding letters in various ways has always been done, first of all to make the words fit within the given space but also for simple aesthetic reason. Have a look at Medieval and Renaissance inscriptions and you will se plenty of these playful combinations.

@zannafidler2466 2 года назад

Well done in stepping on all envy Athar, and thank you for the reminder to tread on the envy from others as well as any that creep into self - my father used to say it is jealousy/envy that ruins the world …. In which case you ought to carve a million of those Inbide Calcote stones and spread ‘em wide and far! I shall seek out your wisdom underfoot on my next travels abroad. Love and well carved light to you and all we followers. 🐙🐬 And thank you for the Akala link, quite engaging.

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Thank you Zanna.

@alnassarart2664 2 года назад

hi Athar, settle social philosophy is as important as big ceremonial ones, bravo, well done and said

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Thank you Al Nassar. I appreciate it a lot coming from you.

@thesarkive7746 2 года назад

Very nice 👍

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Thanks 🙏

@davidcovington901 2 года назад

2:47 "the function of a doormat is to clean the soul ... so that you do not bring dirt in" In homonyms is much wisdom.

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

🙏

@user-of3rt7ks6u 2 года назад

Считай себя моим учителем! Стараюсь не пропускать твои уроки, очень скоро напишу тебе в Инстаграм о результатах своего труда.

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Спасибо

@evanmarker3719 2 года назад

Love it. I very much hope that one day I get to wipe my feet on your work,

@jimferry6539 2 года назад

I don’t know much about the stone besides what you said, perhaps the stone was made to be like a joke? Like saying “leave your envy behind before stepping into my glorious house” like don’t be so jel 😂🤷🏻‍♂️

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Nice one! Didn't think of this interpretation. Thanks for enriching the content! 🙏

@jimferry6539 2 года назад

Athar Jaber however I could be completely wrong 😂, I tend to look at situations more from a human perspective and less from a academic or historian perspective, but hey, in regards to the topic of violence towards sculptures, (which is a very relevant topic today in the uk with what is happening) can you find time to watch this video on RU-vid. It’s a lecture from akala at Oxford, he briefly discusses violence towards statutes/sculptures in ancient Egypt. It’s defiantly a good watch and will make you look at things different if your open minded to this stuff

@jimferry6539 2 года назад

Athar Jaber if you are interested in watching it, it’s titled akala lecture on ancient Egypt at Oxford < somebody has clipped the bit I wanted you to see