Avignon, Skyline ;-)
façade, terre crue; Valloire
rue de la fRIVOLIté
mural - street art
mural too
street art, Mouans-Sartoux
Malala
Haloween-mushroom ;-)
lichens
cognassier (quince tree)
dried beans
leaves, autumn
20211101 114503
"école des filles", Paris
Automne
L1030672
L1030673
L1030640
L1030637
coquelicot, pas de porte
épitaphe
Hans Reichel; petite composition japonaise; 1925;
Vieira da Silva : Barricades, 1968
IMEC vue extérieure
IMEC intérieur bibliothèque
presque la vie de château -near castle life
marque-page
L1020411N&B
champ de pâquerettes, Cerisy
haie les pieds dans l'eau, Cerisy
L1020263
roses
@bee's eye 1
@ bee's eye 2
fleur de glycine, fond filles de l'air
L1020132
L1020129
L1020127
L1020117
regain fleur cerisier
Maple & sun, variations
L1020070
L1020070
petites feuilles d'érable (miniature Maple leaves)
Arums
See also...
" 1:1 rat de bibliothèque - Leseratte -Bookworm... "
" 1:1 rat de bibliothèque - Leseratte -Bookworm... "
Keywords
Interstellar? Borges? Eco?
This is the French IMEC library, an institute where people can donate one's archives, located in the authentic (and remote) abbaye of Ardenne, Normandie.
Inside the main abbey building lies a grafted structure, all wood and glass, fully separated from the ancient arches, which hosts zillion of books and archives in a mega-futuristic library where among others from one floor you can see both the upper and lower galleries (and visitors) trough the glass ceiling, in a surrealistic way.
(see the PIPs!)
To me this reminded memories from Borges Babel's library, or perhaps, the medieval 'Il nome della rosa' from Unberto Eco!
But when I told this to the postdoc student besides me, in a blink I understood I was some remnant from last century : ignoring these references, he replied "yes for sure this is like in Interstellar, the movie".
So, now you know.
If these pics remind you of Borges or Eco you are a living fossil, like me. Interstellar is the way ;-)
Inside the main abbey building lies a grafted structure, all wood and glass, fully separated from the ancient arches, which hosts zillion of books and archives in a mega-futuristic library where among others from one floor you can see both the upper and lower galleries (and visitors) trough the glass ceiling, in a surrealistic way.
(see the PIPs!)
To me this reminded memories from Borges Babel's library, or perhaps, the medieval 'Il nome della rosa' from Unberto Eco!
But when I told this to the postdoc student besides me, in a blink I understood I was some remnant from last century : ignoring these references, he replied "yes for sure this is like in Interstellar, the movie".
So, now you know.
If these pics remind you of Borges or Eco you are a living fossil, like me. Interstellar is the way ;-)
aNNa schramm, Smiley Derleth, Nouchetdu38, Ruebenkraut and 8 other people have particularly liked this photo
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