Is this bronze sculpture floating in mid air? [Amazing Photo of the Day]
December 29, 2012 4
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How many dotTechies are artists? I am not, but I (hope) I am sophisticated enough to appreciate good art. …Oh who am I kidding, I couldn’t tell the difference between a Picasso and horse turd even if I tried. I can, however, be amazed at the work of French sculptor Bruno Catalano who likes to build sculptures without a middle section, making his works look like they are floating in mid air. The following is one of his creations — check it out:
Amazing! And, no, it isn’t floating in mid air. The top part of the sculpture is clearly connected to the left leg via the bag.
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Cool–haven’t see this artist before. Magritte-like … thanks!
This is fabulous, Ashraf — where DO you find these things? I’m off to find out more about this artist & his work. And btw, I have 2 horses — there is a difference between a Picasso & the by-product of said horses, (albeit a small one, in my personal opinion).
something must have gone terribly wrong during his last scan at the airport. ;)
@Peter:
My guess is they found something on him and zapped it… :-D