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acrylic on canvas, 70 x 100 cm
Published in India(Kolkata) 'Matrix' by Jan Theuninck with the haiku 'Mother' by Herman Van Rompuy (former President of the European Council and former Prime Minister of Belgium).
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Mother:
Are you mute forever?
Are flesh and blood extinct?
I will be your grave.
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The matrix is the world that has been pulled over your eyes to blind you from the truth(movie)
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Jan Theuninck is a Belgian painter
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A random assemblage of collectables.
This photo was taken by a Hasselblad 500C and Carl Zeiss S-Planar 1:5.6 f=120mm lens mounted on a 10mm extension tube using Kodak Ektar 100 film, the negative scanned by an Epson Perfection V600 and digitally rendered with Photoshop.
The little blue & green guy is making the Giraffe's horns into something, but we know not what.
Actually, this whole scene was Christmas Lights that had nothing to do with a Giraffe. What can I say? I see what I see, and I don't do drugs, nor drink alcohol.
(DSCN1021GiraffeHead&Neck&CrownOfThornsResamFlickr011623)
Somebody asked if it was an alien skull when I was drawing it. I guess it kinda is, but it was more about the brain turning alien on itself in the middle of the night and making a person their own worst enemy. I don’t do a lot of dark flavored art, but when I do it is inspired by dark thoughts and happenings.
For a while now I've been tinkering with the idea of doing some 2D and 3D cross-over pieces. One line of enquiry that I'm eager to pursue is a series of painted tower and box sculptures; either brightly painted in single colours, with possible tonal variations, or with intricate designs, like tattoos. However, whilst sorting through my store of old wood, I rediscovered some sections of early twentieth century packing crates that I'd been collecting. Because of their characteristic patinas, stains, and old labels, I like to use them in the construction of my box and tower structures. But this time I thought that I'd use some of the plywood to paint on. In this first one, 'Tentacle Touch Teddy', I made a start on the cross over process by depicting an image of one of my wheeled, orifice boxes on the surface of the very material that I normally use to construct the sculptures themselves. There's also something very satisfying about painting on a rough, and untreated mid-tone surface (and working with its existing idiosyncrasies), as opposed to a pristine white one.
May 29, 2016
As evident by the old-school understanding of the Tyrannosaurus' posture, this roadside attraction has been here for a while. My parents used to alert me, and now I alert my kids... "Look for the Orange Dinosaur," as we drive north of Boston on Route 1 in Saugus, Massachusetts. The sculpture is part of a mini-golf park, and sadly, the park is scheduled to close this year. I wonder what will become of the dinosaur.
Route 1, Saugus, Massachusetts - USA
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an instant collection of odd art
hand colored prints .... mounted onto mat board
ready to hang on your wall [ there is wire on the back ]
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A divine stoicism will keep one in good stead for future endeavors. And ill-conceived art will never harm you.
--Marcus Aurelius
Oh, the carpenter goes bang:
I'd bang it all day
Bang bang!
Oh, the carpenter goes bang.
--the Breeders
france hosted the world cup of football (soccer) in 1998. all around paris were these big inflatable monster type things, which i think were supposed to represent the different races of man. i believe that this one is Anglo-Saxon man.
An old art piece that may or may not be added to. Ecc. rondo in foreground. The board that I wound the ribbon on the write or draw on. An incomplete painting, "Juggling fires the engines of my mystic transport." (Now complete, location unknown. Sold it for about $25 to a juggler / acquaintance.) The other version is deconstructed and buried under about 40 ribbon layers.
Strolling along the University of Kansas campus, I see these hanging on this limb. At first I thought what kind of art is this? Then I noticed they were swings and I had to investigate closer so I have some swing pictures. No I did not try them out but they looked pretty sturdy to me. So I am not sure if this is a Science project for the students or an Art project. Whatever it is, it's pretty clever.
This collage was made on a poster of a frog from an old National Geographic magazine. This is just one of my favorite close up bits of the creepy dog saint hehehe... the full collage is 2 feet wide by 3 feet tall! wow! But fold it up and you get 6 individual collages as well! Yeehaw!
Dairy cows witness strange creatures with pattern songs stay for a visit in the valley ruins.
Originally made for a 5"x7" metal diptych portrait frame.
I love the black and white collages in the gold colored frames!
made by ODD GEEZER Summer 2018
Paso Robles, California, USA
Eccentricity rondo, as it sits today, 105 to core. Nothing has been added to it since 1995. The work went into hiatus due in part to concern that I was using environmentally poor methods of removing the ink from the ribbons. The yellow layers I think resulted from an oil based cleaner.