A corpse on chairs?
A two headed lamp!
Not sure what this is, but its cool!
This is not a creased cloth. Its the actual design!
A room full of speakers!Saturday, July 03, 2010
The Saatchi Gallery
I spent a couple of hours walking around the Saatchi Gallery in Chelsea, London. In a city full of great museums, the Gallery seems to hold its own because of its vivid, extremely unusual exhibits.
A corpse on chairs?
A two headed lamp!
Not sure what this is, but its cool!
This is not a creased cloth. Its the actual design!
A room full of speakers!
A corpse on chairs?A two headed lamp!Not sure what this is, but its cool!This is not a creased cloth. Its the actual design!A room full of speakers!
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The two-sided lamp is both reflective and introspective. It enables us to look at ourselves in the same way as we look at others.
subbu rathinam
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I should have said TWO-HEADED instead of TWO-SIDED, in my earlier comment.
One to look at our face and another at our back
subbu rathina
Surely, not a corpse? - a session on hypnotic levitation the volunteer sans the David Copperfield.
What strikes me is the way the concept of levitation is highlighted - the volunteer and the supporting chairs are highlighted and everything else is empty. To confine it to a room and not just space we see a line depicting the corner. The volunteer's face looks more like a blank, because thats not what he wants to highlight.
Interesting.. what possibly runs in the painter's mind and his potential intention.
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