"Dirty White Trash (With Gulls), Tim Noble and Sue Webster, trash sculpture, 1997Submitted by cryptowallet77 t3_xtkxk4 in Art
Unite-y t1_iqr7ua7 wrote
I'm not sure if I'm more impressed with the concept or the construction.
Here4therightreas0ns t1_iqrf7bz wrote
This is the actual point of creating contextual art. Artist love people like you.
Spac3xJ3sus t1_iqrv72p wrote
came here to say this. the time it would take to not only set all of this up, but having to make it look right in the shadow and constantly being unable to actually see your adjustment until you step back, don't like it, go back in and adjust, back up to view, i mean so fucking tedious it's unimaginable. It takes serious talent to do something like this.
TaySwaysBottomBitch t1_iqscat7 wrote
As a retired rhg animator I thank you for your empathy.
GETitOFFmeNOW t1_iqsgu27 wrote
98% of this talent is in thinking up the concept. Very well-done.
Raul_Coronado t1_iqu3ljc wrote
Ideas and concepts are dime a dozen
Firm-Detail6608 t1_iquk2b8 wrote
Make it for us then, for free. If not, shut up
GETitOFFmeNOW t1_iqwll2y wrote
Not in fine art it isn't. Presentation is nothing without it. It's the biggest differentiator between fine art and other arts.
fuckdonaldtrump7 t1_iqumwfx wrote
I imagine there is a plastic piece cut out like the silhouette and the press garbage up against it but I have no idea
No-Specialist6273 t1_iqs4wl7 wrote
I thought the exact same thing. This to me is real art. Not like that shitty image that garnered 30k upvotes the other day
HoneydewHaunting t1_iqswflf wrote
What was the image?
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