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Larry Eiring, Photographer, Hope and Dreams Studios. For information regarding this or any other photograph, please contact the photographer by email to hleiring@yahoo.com.

 

PLEASE NOTE: This photograph is protected by specific rights granted by the Burning Man Project and Black Rock City, LLC. to the photographer and may not be reprinted or reposted without permission.

24th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 14 October, 2023.

Howard Street, San Francisco, CA.

 

25th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 21 September, 2024.

Howard Street, San Francisco, CA.

 

This image is copyright by the photographer and Burning Man, LLC and may not be copied, reprinted or posted without permission from Burning Man, LLC.

24th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 14 October, 2023.

Howard Street, San Francisco, CA

asymmetric

pseudo poncho

tunica dress top

hard to top

radical kamikaze knitting

sensitive Dada knitting

intuitive guerilla knitting

whimsical nonsense knitting

a supermodel´s nightmare

due to

infinite wearing options

a tribute to divas

who are not afraid

to self- express

... if we could only get through ...

24th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 14 October, 2023.

Howard Street, San Francisco, CA

www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPHEMsGi8hc

 

Do you really expect me to describe what you see?

 

It´s another exquisitely sculpured freeform creation,

better enjoy what you might discover in the Mirrors of Arcadia instead, - watch out, they are inside you, be patient......

 

 

www.mizziemorawez.blogspot.com

www.mizziemorawez-extrem.blogspot.com

  

Detail achterzijde/ back

Kunstenaarsboek 2014 0504 01 door Henja Kerkhof

www.henja.nl info(at)henja.nl

24,5 cm x 73 cm

open 144,8 cm

pigment liner 0.1

1 van 1.

24th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 14 October, 2023.

Howard Street, San Francisco, CA.

 

A newly sentient mannequin asserts a masculine identity by inscribing "macho" across its chest. Framed behind rusted bars and a broken window, it contemplates a world where self-determination may come at the cost of acceptance. Drawing parallels with the contemporary experiences of many LGBTQ+ individuals, the work examines identity not as something assigned by others, but as an intrinsic truth that deserves recognition and the freedom to exist openly. Image Sources: Window: kcbenson-StPete-4641; Person from shane-VYH53j7bXl4-unsplash--altered in chatgpt; grunge-26 origin unknown;

Graphite on Paper, 5"x7", 2019, Larry Eiring, Artist (American, b. 1958)

 

For information on the artwork of Larry Eiring, email the artist at hleiring@yahoo.com

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