Recently at the De Young Museum in San Francisco I saw a wall covered with marks—marks made by human hands—around the hand railing on a staircase. They are invisible in most lights, but, at one oblique angle and with the light coming down from above, they appear momentarily...until you move slightly and they become invisible again.
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Thursday, May 5, 2016
Serendipitous Art: A Wall of Invisible Marks
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Accidental art,
art is all around,
art is everywhere,
Colin Talcroft,
De Young,
ephemera,
Found Art,
marks,
pavement,
San Francisco,
Serendipitous art,
serendipity,
shadow,
Unintended art,
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