Tony Orrico: Penwald: 4: unison symmetry standing

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Can we please stop encouraging this behavior and mistakingly calling it art.

[kphag]

@IsmaHello, yes, totally serious. Don't you see it?

@dmellis, I guess it depends on your perspective.

@cwegers1, your comment seems irrelevant.

[cryosleepkitten]

So, can i shave it?

[dmellis]

In what way is the female bush not a work of art?

[N8trone]

in the time-lapse youtube/vimeo era of art, this artist is absolutely relevant and fascinating to watch

[kphag]

I have to walk past this god-forsaken thing several times a week. Call it what you will, it looks like a wall-size tribute to the female bush. This is what happens when you look at art as process only, and not also as product.

[cwegers1]

@kphag Oh you poor thing



[IsmaHelio]

@kphag Are you serious?

[dangerdave616]

@kphag I agree, what's the point of creating something if it's not worth looking at.



[MentalMaladies]

@kphag My God you are ignorant. It's an incredible piece, not just for how it was made. All those times you've walked past it, have you ever gotten up close and properly seen the details?

And you really think it looks like pubic hair? It's shaped like a brain as seen from the front/back. Jesus Christ.

[kphag]

@MentalMaladies All I can say is... whatever. I don't think I need someone to tell me what it's shaped like, when I've already said what I think it's shaped like. I'm sure you've heard the story of the 7 blind men and the elephant. Nevertheless, it's ~not~ an incredible piece, from any perspective that I would use. I actually watched him making the piece, it's not like I've not looked at it. Anyway, thankfully, it's down now.