ZombieKitten said:

me no... do I lose some thing interesting?

Not one tear...and I'm a notorious movie cryer.
What was up with the bib?

Very talented tho.

These sand transformations are incredible. I have seen so many different scenes over the years and the stories within the transformations all seem so unique.

Each and every time I see one, I am fixated on what will come next...

the precise design and quickness always blows me away.

what exactly happened in the story? a family torn apart by the iron curtain? in someplace like lithuania ??

what a truly amazing artist

johnart said:

same here, I was wondering....why is everyone crying? She's very talented but nothing to cry over.

Statuesqque said:

Maybe they got sand in their eye.

It was cool but I didn't find it sad or moving at all.

Oh, and she was pretty hot.

2freaky4church1 said:

yes they would.

I've seen some other sand art on youtube before...it really is amazing.

JustErin said:

wow

Shorty said:

Was it the music that helped? I don't have sound on my pc at work.

JustErin said:

yes, the music def helps. phew..you had me worried there for a sec.

johnart said:

that's it

I must be heartless cos I didnt cry.
It was however amazing to watch she really does have talent.
And she was incredibly hot.

That was incredible! It's a great display of a more obscure talent which people have for performance art.

heybaby said:

Yes it is.


coolcat said:

I believe she was depicting a happy young couple who met in a park, and they presumably fell in love with each other just before World War II. Then she depicted horrific war scenes, and somewhere in the middle we see a baby in a crib, which I took to mean that she had a child with this lover. After a couple more war scenes including the Soviet monument, they show the lovers looking through the window at each other along with the child and she writes the year 1945 plus some other thing which I could not read since I don't know Russian. I guess this has extraordinary significance to the Ukrainian people.

Cinnie said:

how about some pictures of the chick

728huey said:

Thanks.

loved that!

Some of you prove that Westerners have way too much privilages and don't know much about history. The Sand painting was about love winning over the repression from the Soviet System. It makes you think of other countries that have repression like in Iran, Africa, China, Columbia, the German holocaust, our own slavery, the genocide of the indians. The message is universal.

Shame on some of you. There's more to life then your next latte at Starbucks.

2freaky4church1 said:

Give me a break. Just because some of us are not emotional when watching something like this does not mean that we don't know much about history or have too many privileges.

It just means that we are not pussies.












Ok, that last line was a joke, but that Starbucks shot was insulting.

I don’t go there, that shit is too expensive. I'm a Tim Horton's girl.

Amazing. There's a commercial where someone is doing this (you only see the hands): drawing things in the sand, wiping them away, changing it into something else, etc. I wonder it if's her??

Absolutely brilliant what she can do! But, like matthewgrant and Erin, I didn't cry.

The artists form of expression was wonderful

it makes me think of the children at the hospital i volunteer at that sometimes dont make it to theyre next bday..

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2freaky4church1 said:

Wow. Just wow. Don't know what to say. I'll post this on my Facebook profile.

Imago said:

Yes. Amazing.