Wednesday, 30 June 2010

Whatever You See ….

 

What

……… or don’t ………….. doesn’t matter at all.

14 comments:

Andrew Scott said...

I always loved that wacky planet. Can't imagine how you managed to get a photo of it though. You been hacking into my disk drives?

CalumCarr said...

From the slugs, Andrew. Goodness knows where they got it. They've possibly been through your bins!

Wonder if there's anything else of interest from there.

Must ask them.

Andrew Scott said...

Of course. I forgot about them. No need for any bin trawling, I've met some of them up there (and at their real size - much bigger). Had a wild night in the bar with a few of them actually. Don't believe the myth that a saucer of beer will attract and kill slugs. They just want you to believe that so that you will leave some beer out for them. Then they shed a skin and people think they died. Simple. Salt works though. They don't like salt. Osmosis is their Nemesis

James Higham said...

Er, what is it?

CalumCarr said...

James

It is whatever you see or not as the case may be.

:)

CalumCarr said...

Andrew, This a rather basic design fault although I suspect humans may have a similar fault.

Claudia said...

It's a white circle surrounded by a thin yellow circle, a green circle, and a brown circle. Very simple. And boring.

Andrew Scott said...

She can be cruel, but she calls it as she sees it.

Claudia said...

I should add that the background is black.

Sunday morning coffee is NOT boring!

CalumCarr said...

Claudia

Of course, you are right for art is in the eye of the beholder.

CalumCarr said...

Andrew

Claudia is not cruel. How can one be cruel for seeing what one sees?

As I said in the post, "Whatever you see or don't doesn't matter at all"

CalumCarr said...

How pretentious of me to use the word "art around my works!!!

But why not?

To my eyes - only probably - my work is beautiful!

Och, I lie so terribly at times.

Claudia said...

I thought this was "Guess what it is?" game.

If it was Art, I truly apologise for the word boring. No art, which expresses a state of the soul, is boring. Of course, it's often greatly misunderstood even by the artist.

If your circles, with different colours, mean the changing complexities of our difficult and troubling life, then what you offered to the blogosphere is extremely brilliant.

My tired brain cells do not always comprehend the rolling of the hours. Forgive me for dismissing your work with such indifference.

CalumCarr said...

Claudia, Art ... my backside.

A pic tweaked and tweaked and tweaked to give what you saw. A competition - no just an old fool labelling "something" as art.

Your confusion at my foolishness is understandable.