promenade
by mariuca

Comment by giantmike:
Great job setting up a sense of scale and spookiness.

collectibles
by mariuca

Comment by tvsometime:
Brute force versus delicacy. Old arts both.

"seeing many things but thou observest not…."
by mariuca

Comment by posthumous:
ah yes, allegory through obstruction, or obstruction as allegory of seeing... I gave this a 7 and then never finished voting

promenade
by mariuca

Comment by markwiley:
I love this. I would like to see it larger. Nicely done.

"seeing many things but thou observest not…."
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Comment by PennyStreet:
Isn't it true how unbeknownst we are.

"seeing many things but thou observest not…."
by mariuca

Comment by insteps:
A celebration of creativity and what we're missing. Photography of statues is difficult to make interest. Your POV, peering through a construction site, makes this work.

call-me.1
by mariuca

Comment by herfotoman:
Your essay has an imbedded imagery for me.

The images are all flashes of conversations happening between the most normal of characters in their most normal of environments, so much more natural than where the artworks actually are.

All are new art pieces. Thanks.

"seeing many things but thou observest not…."
by mariuca

Comment by snaffles:
How true.

if memory serves me right
by mariuca

Comment by posthumous:
haunting

if memory serves me right
by mariuca

Comment by herfotoman:
This one got to me. This time round I didn't like it getting to me. Strange how that happens. Some personal connection problem that I'm not even aware of, and, because of my upbeat personality/lack of depth, luckily for me, do not have to dwell on.

Still, I remember specifically thinking that I'm not going to give it a good mark. So it's a good, interesting image, that connected so well with me that you got nailed. Sorry.