21 March 2024

Creativity often arises from unexpected combinations. Illustrator and designer Doretta Rinaldi strives to create images that evoke emotions and shape a special atmosphere. Her works are filled with lightness and beauty, inviting us to look at the world from a new perspective. This approach is especially valuable in today's world, where aesthetics are becoming part of everyday experience — from interior design to brand visual identity. Interestingly, this attention to detail can also be found in other areas. For example, online gambling and poker tournaments are not only about luck, but also about a well-thought-out strategy, attitude, and the ability to find harmony in the process. In this sense, participating in such events is similar to the creative process: every detail, every move, every emotion is important. This is exactly what is discussed in the article dedicated to online poker tournaments and tips on how to succeedseverint.net. This experience combines excitement, attentiveness, and the desire to win — qualities that are familiar not only to players but also to artists. The result is an interesting intersection: the world of visual art created by Doretta Rinaldi and the world of strategic games, where those who can see a little more than others win. In both cases, it is important to think outside the box, trust your intuition, and find beauty in the little things.

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21 March 2024

REMA Early Music Day 2024
Early Music Llama: the last fantastic beast of Early Music?

BREAKING NEWS!!!
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY!

The recent identification of an ostensibly extinct creature, presumed absent from our ethological narratives
for nearly a century, has unveiled a profound revelation. This rediscovery pertains to the last surviving adult specimen
of the Early Music Llama (lama psalteriensis), an enigmatic ungulate nestled within the Unicornid family.

Known since pre-Columbian times, information and depictions can be found in the most well-known medieval bestiaries,
as well as in numerous period paintings. Its physiognomy is quite unique: small in size, the Early Music Llama
boasts a pelt striped in seven colors, from Eosine Pink to Strawberry Pink, Mauve, and Blue, "even more beautiful
than those of the panther". It has elongated ears reminiscent of horns, and deep, obsidian eyes.

It is posited that the corporeal form serves dual functions – acting as both a resonating chamber and a receptacle
for desires. By gently percussing it, by subtly plucking the colorful coat, or even just bringing an ear close
to its stomach, it is possible to reveal an intriguing capacity: the ability to articulate any melody conjured
in one's thoughts at the very moment you think of it. This is how it is described in many period treatises.

This ethological and musicological revelation stands unparalleled, brought to light by the meticulous endeavors
of the REMA - EEMN team in the crypts of the Cathedral of Chartres, France, just a few weeks ago. Musicologists,
musicians, enthusiasts and scholars alike will have the opportunity to observe this extraordinary and exceedingly
rare animal, online and offline, starting from March 21, 2024, during the 12th Edition of the Early Music Day event.

REMA Early Music Day continues to be a democratic event. We created a communication kit, in English or French,
downloadable and fully customisable. It contains posters, as well as images
and templates to be shared on social media.

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*** Exhibited@ Ecuador Poster Bienal
5th Edition, Centro Cultural Metropolitano, Quito, Ecuador, November 2024 
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