all of these objects
warmly stained wood
emotions undefineable
memories that have scared too deeply
memories that are so great I can’t help but miss them
the bullets echoed and as i scrolled down the page. i felt like i was strolling into a dugeon
where was the bludgeon
and how could I stop
the other me?
i wrote these things
because i want to sing
through the black ink
but it disapates
as i investigate
the path
I will not lead
can I kill him
stone deed?
the dualistic face
had sown the seed
for reality gives not requiem
for the fact that I
can’t cut out
the lie
the rotten dream
that god could be
the best part
I’d rather die as I scream
Dimitri Tsykalov. Wooden Series. Heart
Dimitri has created a series of realistic organs made out of wood, including a brain, heart, and lungs. Hanging in an art exhibit, or on the wall, these surprisingly realistic creations are sure to catch your attention.
Tim Doyle - “Embiggen the Smallest Man”
16” x 20” - Edition of 100
signed and numbered
Available here - http:// store.spoke-art.com/ category/tim-doyle-s-unreal-estate
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Caption: Peanut Mourning Photo: Terry Border
With some well-placed wire, creative lighting and a provocative sense of visual puns, sculptor and photographer Terry Border has given life to everything from peanuts to pill bottles. His cleverly cartoonish scenes are often viral hits on the Internet and they’ve brought his blog, Bent Objects, a global audience.
“I don’t mean for everything to be funny,” says Border, who lives in Indianapolis. “We all have different perspectives and my perspective happens to be kind of strange and twisted.”
(via Objects Come to Life With Photographer’s “Bent” Sense of Humor | Raw File | Wired.com)
‘Objects Come to Life With Photographer’s “Bent” Sense of Humor’
Check out these amazing photos by Terry Border.
