things that don't exist
The Virtual Sculptures of M Search
von m search
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Take yourself on a journey into the spaces between thoughts; to a place where things appear different, unfamiliar and at the same time, somehow familiar; where there are no material limitations, and the laws of physics and common sense no longer apply; a world where there is no design brief, no more form follows function; a universe full of thingamajigs and whatchamacallits, ghost traps, brouhahas, mischief, lah-di-das and endless silence.
Things that don't exist, is the first compendium of M Search's virtual sculptures, a portable gallery, always open for private exhibition viewings. Take your time to browse, confront and contemplate, to make your own impressions and experiences; and to go on an adventure through the fictional introduction, where all manner of relevant things are discovered and explored: five-legged cows, Wabi-Sabi, Scandinavian trolls, Italian songwriting, Mono no Aware, automatic chickens, and much, much more.
Let these objects fuel your imagination, confound you, and inspire you. They can be whatever you think they are, and do whatever you think they should.
Things that don't exist, is the first compendium of M Search's virtual sculptures, a portable gallery, always open for private exhibition viewings. Take your time to browse, confront and contemplate, to make your own impressions and experiences; and to go on an adventure through the fictional introduction, where all manner of relevant things are discovered and explored: five-legged cows, Wabi-Sabi, Scandinavian trolls, Italian songwriting, Mono no Aware, automatic chickens, and much, much more.
Let these objects fuel your imagination, confound you, and inspire you. They can be whatever you think they are, and do whatever you think they should.
Eigenschaften und Details
- Hauptkategorie: Kunst & Fotografie
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Projektoption: Standard-Querformat, 25×20 cm
Seitenanzahl: 80 - Veröffentlichungsdatum: Okt. 25, 2011
- Schlüsselwörter art, fun, pure, beautiful, sculpture, virtual, lacquer, surreal, mono-no-aware, contemporary, Japanese
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