THE AGE OF ANXIETY by Brendan

Bryce • Surrealism • posted on Sep 20, 2002

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Some have seen the *Lost Dreams* series I occasionally post as being optimistic, however, at best they are about resignation and the loss of identity in the face of pragmatic fate. **** Pure Bryce with a hand from Poser! Cheers!

Comments (14)

Freeze

9:21AM | Fri, 20 September 2002

Awesome artwork... we are speechless by your fantastic imagination... wowwwww :-))

vasquez

10:22AM | Fri, 20 September 2002

Great mood in this image (as always!) I love the concept expressed on this. Am I fool or that stranges cubes remind tv-monitors?!

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artistheat

12:21PM | Fri, 20 September 2002

Excellent pic,Great job,Very cool textures

Heart'Song

12:57PM | Fri, 20 September 2002

This is really wonderful, Brendan!

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robotalk

1:14PM | Fri, 20 September 2002

Beautiful -Haunting -reflective--a wondrous image sensational work (again/still)Brendan !!!!

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Jed

11:31AM | Sat, 21 September 2002

WOW! Terrific image! Great color pallette. Really nice work! :)))))))

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vapo

5:23PM | Sat, 21 September 2002

No matter how dark or down the messages in your images are, they're never giving me any impression of anger or depression to my eyes. There's always some spur of light, or let's say a wink, saying there's still a chance to hope. Oh geez, what a bla-bla... but I feel it like that, Brendan ;)

denno1

4:48AM | Mon, 23 September 2002

lovely work brendan. has a very surrealistic feel, and great design.

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allengraph

6:41PM | Thu, 26 September 2002

Wonderful imagery! excellent work

Little Red

11:22PM | Mon, 30 September 2002

Powerlessness in the face of things that are out of one's control. How many balls is it possible to keep in the air at the same time? An increasing pace leading to a feeling of fear, panic, and, of course, anxiety. Pragmatic fate is a mighty topic for discussion and illustration.

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zfigure7

7:06PM | Thu, 10 October 2002

Oh, this is a good one. I like the ambience and the strong composition. You have a natural talent to be conceptual and very unique in your vision. Good work pal!!

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