Visions of bright future

Picture I https://avoimenkoodinmaailma.blogspot.com/ Kimmo Huosionmaa We have all heard the story of the "Birdman of Alcatraz", civilized prisoner, who grew birds in the Ravenwood and Alcatraz prison. The story is very famous, and I would not return to it during this time. But sometimes I have thought that this man was a quite big risk for security in those prisons because he grew Pigeons. the bird, what is used for carrying the mail. Pigeons have one quality, what makes it very dangerous for every person, who have reason to hide their identity. This bird always returns to the nest, if it would send to somewhere. This is why Pigeons would be used to carry letters, but they can also carry drugs or even the weapons. They can carry an even long weapon if the barrel of the gun has been cut into small pieces, and then those pieces can put together again. In this scenario, the barrel of the gun would be covered by the screw thread, and then it would be sent to the priso...

"At the crossroads" Hugo Simberg (1894) Kimmo Huosionmaa The symbolism of the art is the very deep thing. When the portrait is looked the first time many people see only the picture of something. But when we are thinking about the portrait, there might be the very deep story to tell for the watcher. Above the text is Hugo Simberg painting, where angel and devil are walking together with the man. First, we will see the very funny situation, but then there would be a serious message for the observer. Hugo Simberg wanted to tell us, that when the man learns some skills, this person makes always own choices between good and bad. The devil is on the right side, and it pulls the man to walk together with this character. Angel in at the left side of the person. The symbol of this character is that the choices must be made by using the heart. This is sometimes difficult, and when we are looking at this portrait, we must say, that the choice to follow the devil seems ...

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Martin  Luther (1483-1546) Have you ever noticed a strange thing in the picture of Martin Luther? His left eye seems not always painted in the same direction with the right eye, what might mean that his left eye might be blind. Or probably he had strabismus in that eye, but why the painter had put that thing so visible in his painting of the man, who became famous for his work as the church reformer and the man who created the Lutheran church. Is that eye injured something in his younghood, and does that presumable injury have something to do with his antisemitism? When we are talking about Luther, we always forget, that nobody borns in age 40. So did he went to fight with some jews, and did something that happened in that fight cause that hates Jews? Or was Luther cover something with his hate? I read from some book that Luther had Jewish friends or at least mates, who visited at his home. So what Luther might cover, when he began to write anti-semitic writing ...