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SeeMarkFlyThere’s a lot of this “I bought it but it’s not mine” going on. Computers, phones, farm tractors…
I did this little art project trying to express that. A locked dictionary. Title: Hard Bound, Bound Hard.
I’m trying to figure out why this photo has such a strong 2000s aesthetic to it.
Drop leaf WOOD table, acrylic glasses, silverware placement, hardback book…
Because it’s genuine? I dunno. That’s the vibe I got.
I did this during a party at my house. It was my design. We took turns drilling a hole for the chain, a different person put the chain on, another put the lock on, and the last person bent the key till it was un-useable.
Locked knowledge. We are starved for knowledge (expensive college), but drowning in information (free advertising).
I should mention that I really like this art piece because it splits people into two groups.
Women HATE it, I ruined a table and you can’t read the dictionary. Men LOVE it, outside the box destruction.
I recently did another piece that split people into rich vs poor. The well-to-do people complain to me and the poor people shake my hand.
Would like Davids stars juxtaposed with the swatchtikas but that could get you in some trouble.
Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.
“Reinforcement Learning From Advertiser Feedback”
That’s the gist of this century thus far, isn’t it? :P