When Rubbish become Art

That must have been one large cat.

very cool! did you make that, nemo?

cav: did you see the shadow?

That is kind of cool!

I did see the shadow, and I think it's pretty cool as well.

If not for the shadow, I would label it as just trash.
I have little patience for much of the crap that passes for art these days.
I'm not as old as that sounds!

nice shadow!
how did you do that?really cool!

Clever.....


but very fake.

Adrian, I'm really sure that is not fake...if you look carefully at all the details in the shadows, the occlusions are there...

I'm not sure it is fake, but that would be my bet.
This looks like it was inspired by a work called "The Undesirables" by Sue Webster and Tim Noble. They managed to get a similar effect but it took them six months and their work is over twenty feet wide! Even given that scale they didn't get anywhere near the detail in the silhouette that this one shows.

No.... I think someone has been playing with photoshop. :wink:

Perhaps I have no aestectic taste or I am lacking acuity in the vusual arts but I am ashamed to say I just see garbage!

Ah, wait, I now see the two garbage ladies! Clever.

Adrain, take a look here

http://www.eyestorm.com/events/apocalypse/wrkwebster.html

(also notice that this is from a different angle)