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Thursday, April 11, 2013

Cancer

Cancer is one of the most depressing ways to watch a person die, it eats away at their body, and then their personality bit by bit until they pass away.  I've had the unfortunate experience of having a family member die of cancer, and I will say its not a pleasant experience.  The photographs we viewed today, are barely an example of the hell these people go through.

Thursday, March 21, 2013

Only in America

So the other day I came across a few bumps in the english language.  The first of which was something called a "Time Machine"  This confused me as I perceive a time machine as a machine that manufactures time.  #Onlyinamerica

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Picture 105

BARACK OBAMA HOSPITALIZED AFTER BEING ATTACKED BY A ROUGE GROUP OF NINJAS THAT LOOK LIKE 10 YEAROLD GIRLS

Brazil

If anything I would say the artists journey to America. I learned a little more about the different way of life, and how different people hold themselves.

I'm not sure, but I would think they would feel proud, and then start to think of themselves differently depending on how their art did. 

I would feel ashamed to be working in the dump.  I'm not sure how that would turn out, but I think I would go with piles of paper, with different numbers of words on each page laid on the floor to make a picture of myself.  

I hope you have a nice day! 

Thursday, February 28, 2013

Outside.




Boston Big Picture

I chose this photo, purely because of the pattern between the boxes.  To find it I looked through all the pictures until I found one I liked.  It's a picture of colorful boxes containing cargo,  You might miss the fact that there is no given explaination for the un covered boxes.  It tells a story of a snowy day, and to me it means mystery.  I still wonder how there is snow on some, but not on others.

Thursday, February 21, 2013

ROGATE 2-21-13

"TEXTURE" - A photo prompt for Rogate
I took this prompt in more of a metaphorical aspect, I see texture as a difference throughout an object, so I represented that feeling with cans.