Incredible.
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19 responses to “Grain By Grain, A Tribute To Steve Jobs In Salt [Video]”
Really fantastic, great
there was something similar in a Wetten Dass…? show, where the artist painted with glue, so that you couldn’t see what it was supposed to be… in the end he threw golden sand over his painting and you could see that it was a portrait of Thomas Gottschalk – quite a good effect!
Really amazing.
Nice Work, but bad music…
nothing bad about it
Cool, check out this original song commemorating Steve’s life.
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Really like that. Thank you forr sharing and anyone who making.
Wow, I’m really impressed. Very nice.
Very nice and appropriate considering he was a Buddhist. The Tibetan Buddhists create Sand Mandalas which are artworks of sand that are destroyed symbolising the transitory nature of material possessions and one’s need not to be unnecessarily attached to those possessions. His push for moving forwards and his keen ability to toss out technology long before others were ready probably stemmed from this belief and helped make Apple a leader instead of a follower.
I’m not a Buddhist but I always liked and lived by this idea.
Don’t Sneeze !