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ADDA DADA just loves his found objects...and he appreciates those who love those photos, too!
(yes, ADDA understands everyone would like to see T&A...or is that C& B - CHESTS & BUTTS?)
Found object. All that survives from a long-gone toy. I love the idea of these tiny bricks being scaled up to the size of real buildings in this eerily empty landscape.
Found this (in its current state) within a week of thinking about finding a derelict piano to turn into a garden objet d'art/planter. It disappeared shortly thereafter.
Altered mixed media treasure boxes. Doll parts, found objects, pique assiette mosaic, beads, acrylic paint, transferred images, jewelry parts.
My tongue and cheek comment on all of the "Frogs" we have to kiss through the course of the day. Shrine to the Frogs we love/hate to kiss.
A 17 string Kora made from a 3 gallon polycarbonate water bottle, plum branches, Windsor chair spindle, unknown hardwood, steel nail and ring, Mexican 50 centavo piece, and nylon monofilament.
Just trying to get better shots of some of the masks. Need a professional phtographer, but it will be awhile before I can afford one :-)
About Dirae:
I find it fascinating that in the classical world, many facets of anger were personified as female. Nemesis and Nike were associated with vengeance and justified retribution, and The Furies, also known as Erinnyes or Dirae, were entities who pursued and tormented those who committed terrible crimes. How different from later generations of women discouraged from showing any hint of anger lest they be deemed ‘un-ladylike’. I still have great difficulty expressing anger. And if I do, I often find myself feeling guilt for years after... as if I were being haunted by the terrible Dirae themselves.
Used: vintage heavy duty straight pins, thread, button, beads, ribbon,lace, linen, transfer on a plain card and added text.
FOUND ITEM (OBJECT TROUVE)- those absolutly wonderful items found on the streets of SAN FRANCISCO and PARIS,,,,
How else can one explain ADDA DADA's over 4,000,000 views....oh, those BARE CHESTS...
FOUND ITEM (OBJECT TROUVE)- those absolutly wonderful items found on the streets of SAN FRANCISCO and PARIS,,,,
How else can one explain ADDA DADA's over 4,000,000 views....oh, those BARE CHESTS...
The cemetery made from found objects in my backyard is overgrown. The installation is an ongoing project that has been erected in one form or another since the 80's. Some of the objects have been exhibited as standalone pieces, but mostly the markers are in a state of decay [ process ]. These objects are waiting for another marker to be constructed.
Not much color in the arboretum on this March morning.
I began looking for anything colorful, even trash. Though out of place, this tennis ball looks right at home, like a mallard peacefully floating along on a tranquil pond.
This little eye ball was made from a shell, have never seen anything like it. Most likely for a teddy bear or small doll.
Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed.
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I saw this outside Woolwich DLR station. The history of the pentagram symbol looks quite interesting...
it's pretty cool. i wish i had time to clean it up and use it. but i don't, so i just put it on the free stuff seattle craiglist listing.
Just trying to get better shots of some of the masks. Need a professional phtographer, but it will be awhile before I can afford one :-)
About Dirae:
I find it fascinating that in the classical world, many facets of anger were personified as female. Nemesis and Nike were associated with vengeance and justified retribution, and The Furies, also known as Erinnyes or Dirae, were entities who pursued and tormented those who committed terrible crimes. How different from later generations of women discouraged from showing any hint of anger lest they be deemed ‘un-ladylike’. I still have great difficulty expressing anger. And if I do, I often find myself feeling guilt for years after... as if I were being haunted by the terrible Dirae themselves.