Experimentation

Another day, another newspaper, and more disparaging news about celebrities. Alright, normal people make mistakes, yes, but celebrities like to do it on grander scales. Usually involving thousands of dollars, drugs and other stuff. Why? Why can't you dopes be peaceful, upstanding citizens when everyone else can? Is it the money?

Worthless hunks.

Anyways, let us return to the wonderful world of surreal art. Here is The Demon of Venice by borda

There is just so much going on in that image, all meshed beautifully, in a way that makes sense, that feels right. This type of art, as I mentioned sometime before, leaves the interpretation all up to the viewer.

How do I interpret it?

I don't even know! :D

Until next time

Hectic

I haven't blogged for the past two days, my apologies (not that anyone reads this of course)
Been busy with badminton, catch-ups and lunch. I have laughed so much in the past three days, once or twice even, tears came; having wonderful friends is such a blessing :)

But at times, I feel lost too. To do it, or not? DisaFear's mind, make up your mind please!

Something like this?

 

Everyone's mind probably looks like The Maze by Sagim at some point in their lives. Everyone undergoes that confusion that life provides most diligently. That person in the maze? Is it the person thinking, or is it someone else? We'll never know. I think the piece could do with a bit more colour, but that's just my pitiful analysis. But it provides a good image as to what happens inside peoples heads, when people get lost. The brain is, after all, an amazing organ. Functioning 24 hours a day from the day of birth till...

Yea, let's not go there.

This has been a terrible blog entry. I promise an awesome piece tomorrow! Need to get back into that sci-fi and fantasy!

Never fear, DisaFear is here!

The War-room

Many important decisions are made on the battlefield. Others are made in conference rooms. And some others are made in solitude by an individual, whether it is a letter to a beloved or an investment in stocks or the decision to deal justice.

Decisions are also made in alley-ways, did you know that? D;

May I present, In the Alley by korbox

The amount of detail in this piece is extraordinary. The water reflections and placement are brilliantly executed, the bricks beautifully textured, the lighting and mood perfect, reminiscent of a 'peaceful' day in the alleys. Who knows what that figure represents? Thief? Orphan? Runaway? Maybe even a figure of authority on the run. The president? Police? Who knows. In the alley-way, you are no-one D: