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A lot of artists will bury obscure references into their work in order to allow you the privilege of identifying such artifacts and letting you look smart in front of your peers.
posted by Kafkart at 4:25 PM
Tuesday, September 20, 2005
A lot of artists will bury obscure references into their work in order to allow you the privilege of identifying such artifacts and letting you look smart in front of your peers.
About Me
- Name: Kafkart
- Location: United States
There are several images floating around inside my head. Perhaps too many to commit to physical form in my lifetime. Some have been there for a long time. Others appear spontaneously. Many, I can’t remember. Sometimes, when I am lucky, my art can capture and produce a real world manifestation of these images. In most instances my camera finds the image manifested in the real world. On other occasions I create the image if its real world counterpart eludes me. This is why I get a rush during periods of creativity. I am capturing and depicting the mental images that until then, only existed as fleeting impressions viewable in my minds eye.
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- Untitled.
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