The blurriness adds intrigue - who is that in the window? I know you said it's a TV, but it still looks like a window to me. Feels like a painting capturing a wisp of history, like the person it depicts is no longer there.
I got a movie theater from this, too, but the theater screen is outside, and the movie is actually projected against a forest, trees lining up to provide a backdrop for its display. Nice.
Could appear to be a picture taken in a darkened movie theater, too and all the blurs on the bottom are the heads of the people in front of you. Great job!
i like the way it looks like there are four or maybe five heads all looking at the screen ... i particularly like the guy on the screen and his posture .. just about threatening .. :)
Yes, the ambiguity is the key. One of the great virtues of this sort of work is that one brings the viewers' minds into play as an integral part of the image/experience. This is really nice work.
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