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While I am certain the two main elements in this photograph have nothing to do with one another, it does make for an interesting narrative. Also, I love finding the next-day drunken one-shoes. Every unpaired shoe is a story unto itself.
Molly Hewitt's installation of sculptures and found objects on the Ray Yoshida shelves at the Roger Brown Study Collection.
Molly Hewitt's installation of sculptures and found objects on the Ray Yoshida shelves at the Roger Brown Study Collection.
Molly Hewitt's installation of sculptures and found objects on the Ray Yoshida shelves at the Roger Brown Study Collection.
Molly Hewitt's installation of sculptures and found objects on the Ray Yoshida shelves at the Roger Brown Study Collection.
There is a little extra color around the doorknob in the form of "dirtying" the paint to imply that the door was handled for many years in this spot.
Installation in Testbed 1, Battersea, London.
Made from found and donated objects bound together with a continuous 1km line of rope.
Molly Hewitt's installation of sculptures and found objects on the Ray Yoshida shelves at the Roger Brown Study Collection.
Installation in Testbed 1, Battersea, London.
Made from found and donated objects bound together with a continuous 1km line of rope.
Molly Hewitt's installation of sculptures and found objects on the Ray Yoshida shelves at the Roger Brown Study Collection.
Molly Hewitt's installation of sculptures and found objects on the Ray Yoshida shelves at the Roger Brown Study Collection.
Street Sense Media artist and vendor Saul Aroha Nui Tea and his puppet characters from the Hell's Bottom Congress of Puppets folk opera.
Read more at www.StreetSenseMedia.org
I had to replace a laptop keyboard, and so was gifted with keys! I decided to test out my new hot glue gun. It isn't very easy to control, so I burned the crap out of my pinky and was a little sloppier than I would have liked (thus covering mistakes with the key and the silver sheet), BUT I like it. :D