The idle musings of a former military man, former computer geek, medically retired pastor and now full-time writer. Contents guaranteed to offend the politically correct and anal-retentive from time to time. My approach to life is that it should be taken with a large helping of laughter, and sufficient firepower to keep it tamed!
Iris Schieferstein The German artist Iris Schieferstein, has worked with dead animals as raw material for her pieces of art for many years. She joins the fragments together to new creatures and thus gives a new face to death. No matter, if her arrangements follow paintings of the great masters of art or if the joined objects turn out to be whole words - her work always gives evidence of aesthetic intuition and her inclination to subtle entertainment. The earlier you die - the longer you are dead.
I've heard of women being described as "a good lookin' heifer", but that stretches the metaphor.
ReplyDeleteHey Paw, if those hooves ain't split, she'd make a fine filly!
ReplyDeleteNot Texas.
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The German artist Iris Schieferstein, has worked with dead animals as raw material for her pieces of art for many years. She joins the fragments together to new creatures and thus gives a new face to death. No matter, if her arrangements follow paintings of the great masters of art or if the joined objects turn out to be whole words - her work always gives evidence of aesthetic intuition and her inclination to subtle entertainment. The earlier you die - the longer you are dead.
Remember, the phrase "what the hell is THAT supposed to be?!" Is also a fashion statement...
ReplyDeleteSan Francisco maybe, but not Texas!
ReplyDeleteMaybe a Furry Con?
ReplyDeleteDefinitely not a practical shoe: the heel spike is too far back and would catch the ground as the wearer tried to walk.
ReplyDeleteTherefore, not Texas. someone from Texas might use these themes together, but they'd make sure you could walk in them.
Lady Gaga?
ReplyDeleteNot TSA approved, I'm sure. But other than that... gah. no.
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