Did anyone play a game like this as a child? You had sticks that were randomly mixed up like this and you had to take out one stick at a time without moving the rest. Havent met anyone who knows this game yet 🤔
The piece suggests feelings of energy and chaos, Perhaps rising from the artist's struggle with his own meal. Mimicking the form of early human shelters the idea of "home" is mocked by the stark contrast of a more modern place of living. With more modern home supplies such as a ladder placed in the background blurry yet dwarfing the small sculpture, the artist intends to bring the viewer to a more vulnerable time. This combined with a food material in the form of structural component brings home the idea of the family struggle. The use of found materials rather than conventional art supplies betrays the "outsider art" nature of this artist's work, although the delicate balance of noodle on noodle emphasizes the interwoven nature of the family relationship.
Harmston on April 13rd, 2018 at 01:00 UTC »
What are you going to call the piece?
firefly6345 on April 13rd, 2018 at 01:31 UTC »
Did anyone play a game like this as a child? You had sticks that were randomly mixed up like this and you had to take out one stick at a time without moving the rest. Havent met anyone who knows this game yet 🤔
darth_hotdog on April 13rd, 2018 at 05:10 UTC »
(Man_E_No)
Erect Spaghet, 2018
Mixed Macaroni Media
The piece suggests feelings of energy and chaos, Perhaps rising from the artist's struggle with his own meal. Mimicking the form of early human shelters the idea of "home" is mocked by the stark contrast of a more modern place of living. With more modern home supplies such as a ladder placed in the background blurry yet dwarfing the small sculpture, the artist intends to bring the viewer to a more vulnerable time. This combined with a food material in the form of structural component brings home the idea of the family struggle. The use of found materials rather than conventional art supplies betrays the "outsider art" nature of this artist's work, although the delicate balance of noodle on noodle emphasizes the interwoven nature of the family relationship.