Concrete Failure as Art
Concrete Failure as Art
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I hardly know how to comment on this. A few people have already fallen into the crack and are suing ! www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_2545844.html?menu
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RE: Concrete Failure as Art
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"Her work aims to highlight divisions in society."
and yet:
"You would struggle to get a hand or foot inside because of the way it is constructed."
In other words, you can step across it...some division.
Artists....jeesh
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Mike McCann
McCann Engineering
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Mike McCann
McCann Engineering
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Mike McCann
McCann Engineering
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found in flickr
There was no end to the interesting rust, cracked paint and stuff to try and make abstract detail pictures from.
This Abstract is a detail of worn cracked concrete with rust stains. And the white streak on the left, is calcium that has built up from water seeping through cracks in the concrete.
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Did you go thru a crack in the space-time continuum?
Mike McCann
McCann Engineering
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Yeah, right.
Incredible, yes, I wouldn't credit it.
Powerful????
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luis
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Defense lawyer to plaintiff: "Could you please tell the court exactly how DID you fail to notice the foot-wide crack in the floor that runs the full length of the gallery? Or did you willfully approach the crack with intent to do something that you knew was probably foolish?!"
Jeff
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Mike McCann
McCann Engineering
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The crack for freedom