Here's a new "art" installation in front of my barn. Cutting edge, don't you think? A series of plastic, grocery bags tied together, waving and flapping in the wind. Recycled art that is organic as it relies on weather for its movement. Am I ready for the National Gallery in Ottawa?
The second part of my installation is this slowly-spinning owl. It is a decoy, purchased from the local hardware store and is hung by a short piece of fishing line. My installation is to deter a couple of pigeons who decided my barn was the place to raise their young...but I decided it wasn't!
Here's a new "art" installation in front of my barn. Cutting edge, don't you think? A series of plastic, grocery bags tied together, waving and flapping in the wind. Recycled art that is organic as it relies on weather for its movement. Am I ready for the National Gallery in Ottawa?
The second part of my installation is this slowly-spinning owl. It is a decoy, purchased from the local hardware store and is hung by a short piece of fishing line. My installation is to deter a couple of pigeons who decided my barn was the place to raise their young...but I decided it wasn't!
Um, I like your installation better than a WHOLE LOTTA STUFF I've seen in the modern art section at the NGC!!
ReplyDeleteAnd the slowly-spinning owl would be a mesmerizing addition to the NGC... much better than the infamous meat dress, or "Voice of Fire." (Apologies to those enamoured of the meat dress, and "Voice of Fire.")
You have arrived! Love your installation. The NGC should give you a cheque right away.
ReplyDeleteI especially love your comment on our disposable society using the Walmart bag....a true...artiste!
Absolutely gorgeous, Dahling!
ReplyDeleteNice installation! You should see
ReplyDeletewww.diannacohen.com I think she may have some competition!!
Thanks, I checked out her site. You're right! I'm not quite at her level but maybe can work my way up!
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