Liliana shared a comprehensive overview of her recent activities and creations, including books she has read, paintings she has produced, and videos she has made documenting her travels and explorations. She discussed her reading of Kerry Cassidy's books on the secret space program and ancient wisdom, as well as her own artistic endeavors, which include over 200 paintings spanning several years. Liliana also highlighted her visits to various museums, including the Royal Ontario Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, and the Metropolitan Museum in New York, where she documented artifacts and architectural features that piqued her interest. She shared insights from her travels, such as her observations on the historical development of art and architecture, and her exploration of lesser-known histories and artifacts. Liliana concluded by expressing her intention to continue sharing blog entries in future sessions.
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Summary
Content Creation and Learning Updates
Liliana discussed her recent activities, including posting videos and documents online for the past two months. She mentioned two series of books she has been reading: one by Kerry Cassidy about a secret space program, and another about ancient wizardry by Valiantor. Liliana also shared a video she created about the Royal Ontario Museum's Chinese section, highlighting valuable artifacts and musical instruments. She provided instructions on how to enable English captions for her Romanian-language video.
Exploring Bucharest's Historical Artifacts
Liliana discussed the Museum of Bucharest, which houses a collection of 17th and 19th-century lithographs, including images of Bucharest's historical buildings and a comparison of past and present structures. She also talked about her visit to the University of Toronto's St. George campus, noting its old and partially submerged building. Liliana mentioned creating a video collection of her paintings and expressed a desire to share more about her work.
Liliana's Art and Architecture Presentation
Liliana presented a collection of her paintings from 2020 to 2024, showcasing various themes including flowers, cityscapes, animals, and birds. She explained that she painted during the COVID era to avoid watching TV and has created over 200 paintings. Liliana also shared a video about the Ontario Legislative Building, discussing its historical significance and unique architectural features, including its illuminating system and floor designs.
Exploring Museum's Surprising Collections
Liliana discussed her collection of paintings and her visit to the Royal Ontario Museum, where she admired various artifacts, including ancient statues found in Illinois that depict the coexistence of humans and animals. She highlighted the museum's diverse exhibits, including vases from 400 BC and ancient jewelry, and encouraged visitors to explore the museum's surprising collections. Liliana also mentioned the legacy of Alexander the Great, who died at 32 but left a lasting impact through his conquests.
Boston Amphibious Bus Tour Video
Liliana discussed a video she made in Boston featuring an amphibious bus tour. The tour covered downtown Boston, including historical churches and landmarks, with a focus on the city's history. The video also included footage of the Boston Library and views of universities like MIT and Cambridge. The tour concluded with a boat ride on the river, offering perspectives of the city's bridges.
Boston's Historical and Architectural Wonders
Liliana discussed the history and architecture of Boston, highlighting the existence of an artificial canal and the official versus unknown histories of the city. She mentioned the development of amphibious machines in Toronto and their subsequent relocation. Liliana also talked about the Boston Fine Art Museum, its beautiful architecture, and the historical paintings it houses, which offer a glimpse into the past. She concluded that modern art is of lower quality compared to historical art, and that our history can be retrieved from old paintings found in museums around the world.
Boston Opera House Experience
Liliana shared her experience visiting the Boston Opera House, noting its historical significance and the affordable $29 ticket price for a high-quality ballet performance. She described the building's architecture, interior design, and a small architectural detail left by the renovation architect, emphasizing the contrast between the original and renovated sections. Liliana highlighted the opera house's location in the French Quarter and its association with a man who claimed ownership of 500 theaters, though she questioned the accuracy of this story.
Boston's Historical Bell Removal
Liliana discussed a video about Boston's history, highlighting the city's role in the fight against British taxation. She also presented information on bells that were removed from the city, suggesting they were used for healing purposes due to their 432 Hz frequency. Liliana mentioned that the bells' functionality was replaced with modern, prison-like architecture. She plans to continue discussing the topic in another session.
Ancient Cylinder Seals: History and Art
Liliana discussed the collection of ancient cylinder seals from the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, explaining their historical significance and unique features. She described these small, 3-centimeter tall artifacts as representing the history of ancient people from 2,900 BC, depicting animals, humanoid figures, and possibly alien-like beings. Liliana mentioned that these seals, made of various materials, were found in Iraq and are displayed in museums across the United States and Europe, including the Metropolitan Museum in New York and the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto.
Museum Art and History Presentation
Liliana presented information about several museums, including the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, which was founded by a wealthy woman who used her inheritance to collect art from around the world. She also discussed Sauder's Castle in Boston, which has evidence of a "mudflood" event due to its underground first floor and large windows. Liliana concluded by sharing details about her own art show and a presentation on the Brooklyn and Metropolitan Museums in New York.
