United through stone - A Sculpture Vlog

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0:00 Intro
1:07 The worship of stones in Jerusalem
1:55 The worship of stones in Cuba
2:12 A research on the practice of anointing stones
3:21 Stone worshipping practices among different religions
4:35 A profound relationship with stone
5:25 Anointing performance
6:08 A primordial approach to art
7:14 A haptic interaction with art
9:09 Learning to let go of things
9:42 Conclusion
9:55 Thank you
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7 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 22

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

I need an audio engineer...

@garycox3841 2 года назад

Of course I love your work, but it speaks for itself. You,… I am really taken by the way that you can, not only articulate what you have learned, but what you feel, and what is truth for you. So, thank you for sharing, your work, and, how you feel about it, but also your wisdom.

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to watch.

@kenteno822 2 года назад

Stone objects are forever. I love that. I love your work and the meaning behind them. Everything sculpted has reason and meaning .

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Thank you so much.

@phicar0715 Год назад

Your videos really moves me. The depths of your artistry that you're able to formulate in words are truly mesmerising and affecting. So just want to say thanks for sharing your voice, your perspective, your thoughts and your beautifuly grounded soul to the world. I'm just a humbled very grateful viewer that just really like what you do. Please Never stop!

@AtharJaber Год назад

Thank you for your encouraging words Philip. They mean a lot.

@SalamanderFangskin 2 года назад

This makes me realize that even a stone can be used to help or destroy, all will depend on the use that people want to give it. And by doing this at the same time, it will reveal what each person have inside like a sincere reflection of us. - Ramon

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Precisely got the point!

@garycox3841 2 года назад

Athar, I really appreciate the aspect of your ‘letting go’, and completely resonate with it.

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Thank you Gary. Eventually we all musts learn to let go.

@johnmeola1189 2 года назад

Thank you Athar for another illuminating perspective on this ancient tradition of venerating stone. Your comparisons span a huge cross-section of belief structures and focus on the common element. Why stone? Is it because it will last a very long time, Ars Aeterna, vita brevis? The enduring nature of stone offers meaning in a transitory existence. This meaning is elevated by adoption into a religious structure, venerating it, finding meaning in it... I guess it makes sense from the ontological perspective. My personal preference is the obelisk. Ma, tante grazie ancora per la tua dedizione all'insegnamento

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

I am the one who must thank you John, for taking the time to watch and for always contributing with your insightful comments. Thanks!

@METAMORFOSIS36911 2 года назад

I once heard there were accounts of a giant in Jackyll island who made human sacrifices on to a stone and then a house was built on top of that stone.

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Yes, sacrifices were very common and in some cultures are still present. The practice of sacrifices is another topic that I will discuss soon.

@kaleballen6490 11 месяцев назад

Beautiful

@artistopencalls 2 года назад

Everything is connected

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Of course

@gokunonlosai-roblox3850 2 года назад

Hi Athar, interesting point on stone perception, I am very interested on worship practices on stones, it seems like in the Hindu culture for instance, some of the rituals have also maintenece purposes other than spiritual meanings :) Anyway whenever you mean to expand the tutorial serie I'd appreciate a lot your advices on how move stones safely and without pricy machinaries.

@israelcordero8550 2 года назад

"The stone that was discarded by the constructors has come to be the head of the angle"

@waveware4678 2 года назад

Wonderful work of performance art as well as the sculpture itself. Did you sculpt it in such a way that makes it look weathered?

@AtharJaber 2 года назад

Hello Andrew, I sculpted it roughly as I didn't think smoothing it down would contribute more to the work. So yes, but the performance also left its signs on the stone as some of the liquids were slightly absorbed by the porous stone.