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It's about four feet off the ground, you can bend down and stand up in the bottom hole and imagine the corset's owner before the security guards hurry you away. Nifty.
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That's a form of art I like, which is convenient because I am limited to it: figure out a process and the process makes the art, in this case smushing a deposit of charcoal upwards. Excellent idea! Have you ever thought of smushing the charcoal DOWNWARDS? Further process-as-art ideas involve the delightful errors introduced by the tiny fingers of child laborers.
In Disneyland, an untitled steampunk shrubbery. What fantastical creature might have a use for these things?
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1 comment:
Yeah, who'd use one of those things? You have to hand crank 'em don't you?
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