EyeMovement by axolotl2

Vue • Surrealism • posted on Apr 20, 2008

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... have a nice day .... and keep your eyes open ... :-)))

Comments (23)

allybet

2:14AM | Sun, 20 April 2008

lol, looks like the eyes have it :D

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Umbetro38

2:34AM | Sun, 20 April 2008

very creativ - stunning artwork

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ragouc

2:42AM | Sun, 20 April 2008

Great work. Very good idea and render.

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cyberzen1

3:38AM | Sun, 20 April 2008

Brilliant, what a great idea

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drcebolleta

4:06AM | Sun, 20 April 2008

Superb and very creative artwork!!! Instant fav

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crocodilian

4:27AM | Sun, 20 April 2008

Very clever and original. I think that the hands in the background are a mistake, though. They shift the viewer's sense of the scale of the piece, making the people seem small. Take the hands away, and the sense would be that the scene is very large. Are the people ecosystems?

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Naoo

5:28AM | Sun, 20 April 2008

COOL! 1984?

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axolotl2

5:30AM | Sun, 20 April 2008

@ Crocodilian: THX for your comment !!!! Yes , the people are poser figures ( modified low poly P4´s )arranged in an ecosystem . Your hint at the fingers and the scaling: I intended some kind of symbolic effect (fingers ? whose fingers ? what do they mean ? what do they have to do with the folks and with the eyes ... ... etc. ...) and , too, some confusion about the dimensions - what´s big and what´s small ? .... I tried several pre-versions and finally chose this one, hoping to get what was intended ... (Besides: I enjoyed very much exploring your gallery !) AND: THX to ALL of you for your friendly viewing and commenting !!!!

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e-brink

5:56AM | Sun, 20 April 2008

A brilliant piece of work. The hands are like controllers - the establishment. The populous are seeking other things, other possibilities... the hands that feed them are the anchor they will have to return to... or maybe the hands have let go, like parents, waving goodbye... Visually stunning.

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