One could read Ms Phillips’ garden stakes on a square ground as anthropomorphic. Distorted, even twisted “stakes” against a tasteful, perhaps corporate ground with innocent, stainless interiors. If one removed the stakes, leaving just the two shapes, one square, one irregular and open-ended; would there be more drama or less, anthropomorphically speaking?
I hope everyone gets a chance to take the Venice course, it’s Better than anything you can imagine 💛
oh, you! thanks suzanne! xoxo
So good! Scale is interesting, I thought they were paper clips. Garden stakes makes them so more dramatic!
One could read Ms Phillips’ garden stakes on a square ground as anthropomorphic. Distorted, even twisted “stakes” against a tasteful, perhaps corporate ground with innocent, stainless interiors. If one removed the stakes, leaving just the two shapes, one square, one irregular and open-ended; would there be more drama or less, anthropomorphically speaking?