Local news and opinion reaching the communities of nosara, samarA and Nicoya
Log in |
Return to homepage
home regional community sports entertainment surf nature health en Espa�ol English
     
Archives
December 09
January 2010
February 2010
Water Edition
March 2010
April 2010
May 2010
June 2010
July 2010
August 2010
September 10
October 10
November 10
December 10
January 2011
February 2011
March 2011
April 2011
May 2011
June 2011
July 2011
August 2011
September 11
October 11
November 11
December 11
January 2012
February 2012
March 2012
April 2012
May 2012
June 2012
July 2012
August 2012
September 12
October 12
November 12
December 12
January 13
February 13
March 13
April 13
May 13
 
Media
Partners
  El Pais
  Inside Costa Rica
  Costa Spirit
  Q Costa Rica
  Today Costa Rica
  El Sabanero
connect
FaceBook
Twitter
 
CLASSIFIEDS
 
community
  Nosara Animal Care
   
  Nosara Info
   
Esquelita de Nosara
  Friends of Nosara
   
  Nosara Civic Association
  Nosara
Wildlife

“Human-Robot-Slave” in Samara

By Arianna McKinney

Raw black canvas and oil paint. Images of slender stick figures arranged in bar codes on black and white backgrounds. And beneath each painting, the phrase “Human-Robot-Slave.” 

This thought-provoking statement on the human condition characterizes artist Nad Thiry’s latest collection of about 30 paintings, on exhibit until November 17th at Jardin de los Artistas across from the gym in Samara. 

Thiry, originally from France, said she conceived the concept 12 years ago when working in France.  “You want but you don’t know exactly what you want,” she explained, noting how people often are afraid and accept the system, not knowing what real freedom is. “You are just a number,” like a fingerprint, she indicated.

She said the project has two parts. The first is the painting of the slave concept, illustrated on a black-and-white square of the black canvas. In some of the paintings, the background is a hand-painted black-and-white image of Samara Beach. In all of the paintings, the image of the bar code is repeated. “The bar code is the system,” explained Thiry.

The second part of the project is a surprise, Thiry said enigmatically, promising that at the end of the year she is going to activate the bar codes.  

 

The paintings can be viewed and purchased Thursday through Sunday evenings starting at 3 p.m., or by appointment. For appointments, call 8568-0795 or email [email protected].  

 

More Entertainment News

VON Astro from October 24 to October 31
Emotions and Culminations

During the last week of the month, we are sent further into our emotional waters. Release the need to control or manipulate. Follow your hunches, and listen to your gut.

VON Astro from October 15 to October 22
Balance and New beginnings

Use the third week of October to get clear about your beliefs by focusing on the truths that make you stronger.

VON Astro from October 09 to October 15
Transformation and Change

During the second week of October, spend time with friends and family, reminiscing about the past. Old connections may come up for reconciliation or completion. Changes in fate of a karmic nature are possible.

News Bites
German Oktuberfest in Carrillo Beach

From Friday, October 12 to Sunday the 14th starting at midday, in honor the traditional German Oktuberfest, you can enjoy a menú of typical German foods and beers, as well as music, at Hotel Carrillo Club.

VON Astro from October 02 to October 08
Relationships and Relatedness

As October begins we are balanced on a precipice of what promises to be an intense month. The pace of life is moving quickly and some could feel overwhelmed by responsibility.

Contact us: NOSARA [email protected] / PUBLICITY and ADVERTISING [email protected]
Copyright 2012© The Voice of Nosara