"Trinity #15 - Milton Avenue Readymade, Post Documentation Study I"manipulated digital photograph by Mick Mather On my way to work every morning I drive by a pair of businesses that share a parking lot. Along one perimeter of a no man's land separating the two, is a series of metal posts wrapped with orange, construction barrier fencing. After a few weeks it began to register that these might be a candidate for The Trinity Series. Soon after the realization I stopped to take a few photographs - see the original here at No Matter What Shape - The Archive - and while doing so was quite taken with the conceptual idea of the readymade art object popularized by Marcel Duchamp. Even though the idea seems a simple one, I discovered that it's not as easy as it sounds. In any case, there are likely to be a few more post-documentation studies to come.Labels: Art Everyday by Mick Mather, manipulated digital photograph, Marcel Duchamp, readymade, The Trinity Series
5 Comments:
Where are the ghost busters?
hpy:
LOL ... I think you'll have to ask Elegia this question. :O
:-D
Cool! Love it very much.
This reminds me of Swiss painter and sculptor Jean Tinguely's works.
hpy:
LOL!
harlequinpan:
Thanks for putting me in such good company. Now, of course, I'll have to look up that body of work and see for myself. :)
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