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moca 2025

LINK: moca 2025

Where do you find inspiration to write?

Prompt created by yours truly.
Feel free to use any prompts that I post and/or tag me.
I’d love read your responses.

I find inspiration in just about everything. But art and music are what captivates me and blows my mind.

I used to love the Museum of Contemporary Art but I feel like there’s been a decline over the years. Nevertheless, I still go every now and then, especially since it is free.

My fav exhibits:

Destroyed piano – Henny-Penny Piano Destruction Concert
Pilot – Takako Yamaguchi

Blue Pants and Pocket Objects on Chair – Claes Oldenburg

Strange Fruit – Haegue Yang
Monument – Kelly Akashi

I felt underwhelmed at this go around, but maybe I’ll be inspired next time…

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22 responses to “moca 2025”

  1. utahan15 Avatar
    utahan15

    i am the art
    poetry prose in motion
    the mere notion
    i should pay coin and time
    to anything not mine
    well gosh
    i guess
    i m not billy
    but approaching awsomeness
    give s me the willies
    my mentor
    was geraldine
    she validated
    my work
    and she was
    an enigma
    who loved art
    come to say
    hey let s hang
    both tomorrow and to day!~

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    1. justrojie Avatar
      justrojie

      i do love the arts..

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      1. utahan15 Avatar
        utahan15

        watcha doin to yer hair. as sexy you stand there. im such a two bob too. aka craCKER. lmao

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        1. justrojie Avatar
          justrojie

          Thinking of chopping off my hair again. It grows fast. You be the cracker and I’ll be the cheese

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          1. utahan15 Avatar
            utahan15

            aiming to please

  2. ianmdudley Avatar
    ianmdudley

    Like I said in an earlier comment: money laundering.

    Though I kinda liked Pilot.

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    1. justrojie Avatar
      justrojie

      lol

      Reply
  3. Nicholas K F Matte Avatar
    Nicholas K F Matte

    The Pilot is brilliant Ro.!! Hey? I really like this!! I went to Embassy of Japan here once and they had paintings with a single ikebana flower placed infront. It was….cool! Picasso -near quote- >>>as a child I could paint like a master…..it took me all my life to learn how to paint like a child<<<<
    This quote makes me understand his later ink work, yes?

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    1. justrojie Avatar
      justrojie

      thank you, Nico!! yes very much so!

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  4. Violet Lentz Avatar
    Violet Lentz

    You know where I find mine. I write to a variety of prompts. I do so because it is a challenge- and makes me find subject matter in things that at times do not even appeal to me. It’s the challenge for mw….

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    1. justrojie Avatar
      justrojie

      your words are a work of art

      Reply
  5. Hazel Avatar
    Hazel

    I wonder what’s story is behind the destroyed piano

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    1. justrojie Avatar
      justrojie

      Good question! I think it’s open for interpretation?

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      1. Hazel Avatar
        Hazel

        There’s so much in it to discover. It looks intriguing.

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        1. justrojie Avatar
          justrojie

          for me it could have different meanings like the piano once was alive and now is dead. also i can interpret it as having a piano was for the affluent back in the days and by destroying the piano, it rejects the aristrocratic lifestyle. oooor the piano is very pristine and beautiful and by destroying it could be interpreted that beauty can come in any form, even a broken piano.

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          1. Hazel Avatar
            Hazel

            I love your last interpretation, my friend. There’s beauty in destroyed things whenever we have appreciative mind. I think the same with people. Some people become injured, body deformed, yet we find them still beautiful and worth cherishing.

          2. justrojie Avatar
            justrojie

            I love that!

  6. ibarynt Avatar
    ibarynt

    These are beautiful especially the last one. There’s no background story to the art?

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    1. justrojie Avatar
      justrojie

      hm not sure i haven’t looked into it but my interpretation of this piece would be that delicate things can be a monument. it doesn’t have to be dominant or grand but it can be something gentle and fragile almost, yet withstand the outside forces. but again, everything can be open to interpretation if you don’t know what the backstory is of the piece lol

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      1. ibarynt Avatar
        ibarynt

        That’s a good interpretation. That’s the beauty of art, it’s open to individual interpretation and not necessarily wrong either.

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  7. April Avatar
    April

    Whoa destroyed piano one does something to me…uff

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    1. justrojie Avatar
      justrojie

      Ooooooooh!! Pray tell

      Reply

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