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September 8, 2013

Matisse's Le bonheur de vivre (Joy of Life)
x uke cover of New Order's "Ceremony" from the album Movement

Love a good fusion of different art forms! For starters, Matisse did not title this painting. My favorite thing about it are the outlines that sort of provide a landscape, which seem mindless but also carefully orchestrated to bring everything together. And notice some subjects/nudes are also outlined in a similar fashion. And to me it suggests humans are a part of nature.

This cover of Ceremony appear to be very organic thanks to the ukelele. Girl's got a good voice for it too.

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