A cross-shaped incision in the bark of a tree and the background of natural fissures around it looked like art to me. Serendipitous Art.
For more unintended art, see my blog Serendipitous Art.
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Monday, May 16, 2016
Thursday, May 5, 2016
Serendipitous Art: A Wall of Invisible Marks
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.
For more unintended art, see my blog Serendipitous Art.
For more unintended art, see my blog Serendipitous Art.
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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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