Thanks, Jeff. I too found them very appealing – not too much trying to curry favor, but in their near-nature forms soothing for the eye and the Bauhaus-weary.
Thanks, Ted! You’ve found a wonderful lyrical description for this image. Sometimes I, too, have the feeling that a picture can “sing”, but I never found words for it.
What did you look for? “Chairs with holes”? “Colander chairs”? 😉
I simply uploaded the first picture of the single chair… worked marvellously!
Most of the time I am too lazy for that – and instead try words. Sometimes astonishing results. 🙂
I just tried “colander chair”, but it seems google doesn’t have enough imaginative powers…
LOL – me, too. But some fascinating diy lamps …
I can see why you revisited those chairs. They are unique and compelling.
Thanks, Jeff. I too found them very appealing – not too much trying to curry favor, but in their near-nature forms soothing for the eye and the Bauhaus-weary.
Dein Minimalismus lässt mich jedes Mal wieder sprchlos bewundernd vor Deinen Kompositionen stehen. Ein famoses Bild, Markus!
Viele Grüße & weiterhin sichere Straßen, Fritsch.
Florian, ich hab’s als Gnade empfunden, sehend zu sein. Das passiert selten, aber wenn, dann ist es umso erfüllender.
What powerful asymmetry Markus… it’s like an unresolved melody filled with energy to make my imagination close its story.
Thanks, Ted! You’ve found a wonderful lyrical description for this image. Sometimes I, too, have the feeling that a picture can “sing”, but I never found words for it.