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I’m not buying it. No way that pile of garbage makes that reflection.
Simply awesome.
Btw idk why but the left person make me think about Tony Montana. 🤷♂️
That’s freaking horrible and jarring. It’s fantastic art, but ugh, like a slap in my soul’s face.
It’s super clever and a great illusion. But I think the shadow is cast by a gobo. Happy to be proven wrong. Even if I’m right still a great piece.
“honey, please take out the trash in that room”
“NO ITS ART!”
#The Shadow Sculptures incorporate diverse materials including household rubbish, scrap metal and taxidermy animals. By shining light onto these assemblages they are transformed into highly accurate shadow profiles of the artists.
[Wikipedia](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Noble_and_Sue_Webster)
That art is trash!
those seagulls fighting for fries make all the difference damn
I’ve always thought that this type of art is really ingenious and groundbreaking when it’s done for the first time, and really uninteresting and derivative when it’s done second time onwards. Apart from the tedious work of patiently arranging stuff to cast a preconcieved shadow, is there any creativity involved in the subsequent implementations of this kind of art? I don’t have a creative bone in my body, so I’m willing to change my view in light of insights coming from artists with relevant experience.
I’m in this photo
I love the seagulls out front fighting for the pile of fries. Nice touch.
I’m extremely tired of seeing this piece of trash. It’s posted every week for the past 5 years.
I can’t get over this.
It’s so deep it’s shallow
Are we just going to ignore the seagulls casually fighting over trash?
Trash.
Those 2 are trashed.