MINIMAL INTERVENTIONS

Here are some random thoughts that create wall pieces, but it makes me wonder if art creates space? Indeed it does!! 

Sometimes i think, sometimes i dont. White Neon. 2001

Thoughts are products. White Neon. 2001

This must be the place. White Neon. 2001

• by STEFAN BRÜGGEMANN, 2001.

A funky recycled cardboard bench...

 

• Banquito Cartoon 2009 by G Pizzabiocche. http://proyectocartoon.blogspot.com/

Dare to be bold just like this cool & innovative benches, made entirely from industrially discarded cardboard and a small piece of EVA rubber to add comfort and color.

[singing]

I'm late.

I'm late.

For a very important date.

NO TIME TO SAY HELLO. GOODBYE. I'M LATE, I'M LATE.
-THE WHITE RABBIT

Don't let time pass you by.

• Time Passes By, 2007 by Susanne Phillipson. 

 LOOK, 

A WALKING CHEERIO O O O. . .

This prototype conceptualizes 2 activities in 1 circular space. Unfortunately, the wheel isn't on a stationary axle, so you'll probably walk yourself into a wall while reading. Ouch!!

• Circular Walking Bookshelf by Likecool & David Garcia Studio.

What about this wall piece/shelf/surface?

Gotta' ♥ circles, round & round we go!

Simple repetition of the shape creates this dynamic object.

• Cloud Modules, 2008 by Ronan Bouroullec.  

mmm...find any similarities?

• People's Building, Shangai China 2013.

• Tube Chair, by Joe Colombo 1969.

• Op - Art Sculpture, 2009 by Keneeth Wingard.

Don't forget to wear your special glasses?

"White Rabbit" - Jefferson Airplane, 1970

And if you go chasing rabbits
And you know you're going to fall
Tell 'em a hookah smoking caterpillar
Has given you the call
Call Alice
When she was just small

Alice falls down the rabbit hole...

and her dress poofs up like a parachute and says:

WELL, AFTER THIS I SHOULD THINK NOTHING OF FALLING DOWN STARS." - ALICE IN WONDERLAND

Oh but she did indeed, 

do you dare go into the rabbit hole?

• Contemporary Op - art, 2003 by Lohmuller

• Bridget Riley made a painting, 1998

Video projectors, 1 Video monitor, 3 DVD players, 3 DVDs, 1 Free standing wall, existing architecture

perceptual abstraction, doesn't it all depend on how you see it?

 Op - Art 1960's

When the viewer looks at the optical illusions, the impression given is of movement, hidden images, flashing and vibration, patterns, or alternatively,  swelling or warping.

• Miss. Bridget Riley Op British Artist

"We often see things that are not there and fail to see things that are." 



• Mr. Thought says...

Life,

life is an outcome of thoughts,

let them flow like clouds do in the sky. 

• everyday 

YOU SEE THINGS; AND SAY, WHY? BUT I DREAM THINGS THAT NEVER WERE; AND SAY, WHY NOT?

 - GEORGE BERNARD SHAW