There’s a lot of this “I bought it but it’s not mine” going on. Computers, phones, farm tractors…
I did this little art project trying to express that. A locked dictionary. Title: Hard Bound, Bound Hard.
I did this during a party at my house. It was my design. We took turns drilling a hole for the chain, a different person put the chain on, another put the lock on, and the last person bent the key till it was un-useable.
Locked knowledge. We are starved for knowledge (expensive college), but drowning in information (free advertising).
There’s a lot of this “I bought it but it’s not mine” going on. Computers, phones, farm tractors… I did this little art project trying to express that. A locked dictionary. Title: Hard Bound, Bound Hard.
I’m trying to figure out why this photo has such a strong 2000s aesthetic to it.
Probably the flash
Drop leaf WOOD table, acrylic glasses, silverware placement, hardback book…
Because it’s genuine? I dunno. That’s the vibe I got.
I did this during a party at my house. It was my design. We took turns drilling a hole for the chain, a different person put the chain on, another put the lock on, and the last person bent the key till it was un-useable. Locked knowledge. We are starved for knowledge (expensive college), but drowning in information (free advertising).
I should mention that I really like this art piece because it splits people into two groups.
Women HATE it, I ruined a table and you can’t read the dictionary. Men LOVE it, outside the box destruction.
I recently did another piece that split people into rich vs poor. The well-to-do people complain to me and the poor people shake my hand.
“Reinforcement Learning From Advertiser Feedback”
That’s the gist of this century thus far, isn’t it? :P