So I was working in the studio one day, feeling sorry for myself, when I suddenly got this phone call, and the guy told me I was selected to be the resident artist at NASA. I said, 'Well what does that mean "artist in residence", what can I offer a bunch of scientists?', and he said, 'I don't know either'.
Turns out scientists and artists have a lot more in common than one would think. Neither of them knows what is it they're looking for and they both start out with a set of tools and try to come closer towards that certain something.
laurie anderson
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Hum..."what can I offer a bunch of scientists?" This interrogation by Laurie Anderson is expected from someone that,at the time, didn't know scientific work. Science has in fact many resemblanses with art. It needs a background, something you can work on. You cannot make music without knowing the sound, the different languages of the different instruments. As in science :) Different tools, some objective. beyond that both are rich in creativity. A scientist without it cannot ever pursuit the unknown. As in art we create something that didnt exist in a form of sound, or painting, or words. Art and Science are the two faces of the same coin :) Although a scientist as a little bit more :p An artist is not a scientist but a scientist can also be an artist :)
So...we win :p at least some of us :p
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mas o cientista não tem nada a mais do que o artista. tenho a certeza (ou quase) eheheh
pq um artista é um artista é um cientista é um cientista é um artista é um cientista...
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ps - e ganhamos todos!
O primeiro álbum da Laurie Anderson chamava-se «Big Science» ;)
pois é :))
eu conheci primeiro o "life on a string", e só depois comecei a andar mais para trás. ainda assim, é o meu preferido :)
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