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Posted by Kheoh Yee Wei (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) on 25 October 2007 in Art & Design and Portfolio.
Thank You very much to all your views and comments on the previous picture :-)
update: This photo has been promoted in File Magazine !
Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States
I probably would not have centered this so obviously.
25 Oct 2007 11:35am
annora from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
haha cool shot!how the chairs end up like tht?
25 Oct 2007 12:35pm
Lucca from Cologne, Germany
hehe, cool, like it! And the 2-colored background fits well.
25 Oct 2007 2:59pm
Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada
Love it - it's quite a structural (and graphical) feat!
25 Oct 2007 8:43pm
Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom
I wouldn't like to perch up there on that top chair, its funny what people do with chairs....
25 Oct 2007 9:56pm
bill from United States
this is one of the most original pictures I've seen in a long time.
26 Oct 2007 12:14am
eddie from United States
terrific sculptural photo...wondering if you assembled it yourself. If so I suggest that you take up Sculpture,there's a place for you in the Whitney or the Louvre. eddie/ http:thecliffwalk.com
26 Oct 2007 4:44am
@eddie: yup,I did this myself,inside an unattended class of my college =P
mavis from Singapore
thanks for commenting on my work! and it's not that i feel obliged to do the same for you, but this piece is really cute! like a humorous poltergeist at work. hah!
27 Oct 2007 2:34am
deus malignus from Germany
Well this one could be a sculpture for the next documenta! I'am not sure whats that message is, but so it could get a outstandig place in the exposition. ;-) I would love to see it in front of a white background...
(thanks for your nice comment to my deus malignus pic, obviously its a self-portrait. Your question who made me is very tricky: does god made god before he created the world?! I will read Descartes for an answer.)
27 Oct 2007 10:37pm
Michael from New York, United States
I love this so so much.
It's very abstract... It's almost like someone got frustrated with them not stacking like they're supposed to and decided to make a sculpture out of the process.
8 Nov 2007 1:37am
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