Sunset over Manhattan:
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Pretty neat how a pile of strategically placed shot-up garbage can cast a familiar looking shadow.
I’m disappointed that there is no artist provided “deep meaning” behind this painting so i’ll make my own:
The urban silhouette cast by the shot up garbage represents the struggle man has with industrialism, only worsening with each rise of the morning sun.
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10 responses to “When Plinking At Cans Becomes Art”
Hmmm, a crumbling pile of garbage, it just looks like New York to me…
That’s actually quite beautiful :D
Indeed. It’s also nice to see that there wasn’t some ironic/edgy/deep meaning behind it (not counting Mikes of course lol.), it’s just, well, beautiful.
Bloomberg is definitely the mayor of that town.
When I first saw the quote I was about to get angry at the artist, but then I saw it was a tongue-in-cheek joke by you so I relented.
Usually I hate that kind of deep meaning stuff. What happened to making art because it looks nice? Why does it have to be edgy and deep?
anyone seen the barrett tattoos ?
I can’t find them any more,
there was this barrett-related blog with pics of people’s barrett logo and rifle tattoos.
… anyone know about those ?
Not sure what this blog post has to do with barrett tattoos… but no sorry I haven’t seen any.
Maybe because tattoo’s are by artists too? That’s the closest relation I can see… :-p
Great post and great photo.
It’s stuff like this that keeps me coming back to see what’s going on.
Thanks
That is REALLY creative!