Grab Handle
by PenelopeK

Comment:
beautifully seen.

p.s. reminds of "art is boring" by JMRitz

George, seeking the spirit of Bearishness
by pixelpig

Comment:
seek and ye shall find, George. I like the twist of the arm, and the Bearish processing.

for target practise?
by cutout

Comment:
great colorization, and the bear sticks right on.

Glass Mosaic
by Alex_Petrini

Comment:
OOB is not easy

Pause
by Ammie

Comment:
It is so fragile, the bench, and on the verge of falling backward, that I feel compelled to try it right away before it falls into the ditch. The light is to die for (that's a good thing).

art is boring
by jmritz

Comment:
A self defying piece, that may demonstrate that visual art may be boring to the blind. This specific piece however is not boring even to blind people, if instead of taking a picture of it, you cut it off the wall, frame it, and make sure no glass separates it from inquisitive hands. Then even blind people can enjoy the raggedness of the surface, the different shapes and materials composing it, and imagine what the artist may have meant, what she saw and what she missed, not bothering at all whether she meant to fool them. As they know well that once the piece is done, it is theirs to interpret and enjoy as much as it is the artist's. It is a pity they will not be able to appreciate the red spots.

blues
by PennyStreet

Comment:
the piece of humanity makes it for me.

tension
by oldbimmercoupe

Comment:
Art of the Mundane: So you see the sunlight passing through the blinds and hitting the rug, you twist your head at a certain precise angle that only an artist can measure, you create an imaginary frame, and then you stop for a tiny moment. If you happen to have a camera at that tiny moment, then you can share your vision with others. Otherwise, it is yours forever to treasure.

waiting for nothing
by jagar

Comment:
As she turns her back to the world and her life partner, he erases his face, as if he cares not. It is a story with no nice ending.

Passage
by Cuttooth

Comment:
A three steps plan:

1) Cut the head
2) Magnify it 10 times over
3) Project it on a large screen for everybody to see

It is then everybody's prerogative to either admire the reflected thoughts, or be disgusted by the whole process.