Possessions by borsy

Mixed Medium • (none) • posted on Mar 19, 2004

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Comments (81)

Jalen

11:05PM | Tue, 30 March 2004

gr8 representation here rick...and we have let society and peer status , to turn us into plastic more than flesh..we have been rushed thru life..forgetting the things in life that really matter...its so true that society tries to make us feel that if we cant purchase new gadgets n "keep up with the jones's" then we r less of a contibuting part of society...i realize now those things don't matter..cause we can take NONE of it with us when we leave this earth...we need to b collecting the things that WILL go with us...gifts of the Spirit..enough of the soap box..what i'm trying to say is how we TREAT each other and people we barely know..we do take our compassion and love for all mankind does go with us..God Bless Jalen

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stealthman

11:37AM | Wed, 31 March 2004

Not only excellent art, but great commentary as well... I can definitely relate to this - it's on my mind frequently... excellent work!

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calum5

11:23AM | Thu, 01 April 2004

Ha ha ,yep the message is clear.Wonderfully done Rick,byeee calum

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KingPtolemy

2:03PM | Sat, 03 April 2004

Brilliant concept again!!! Are we captives of our possessions? There is a philosophical question

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Anjour

5:07PM | Wed, 07 April 2004

Wonderful idea and excellent work...:o)

Hopalong

10:17AM | Sat, 10 April 2004

Subtle depth and coloring. The obviously deliberate, and very subtle "plasticizing" of the figure is key: mass-produced pawns in plastic masquerading as finely carved and colored wood. There was a theory, propounded by someone or other many years ago, to the effect that dark closets provided optimal conditions for the reproduction of wire coathangers...ah well, "stuff" happens, hehe. Another great one, and again the smile....

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Rendered2Blue

11:47PM | Sat, 10 April 2004

"Each mind projects its own image in what we seek to possess".

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RedundantlyAbundant

3:48AM | Wed, 14 April 2004

Wow! This looks as though it took quite some time to put together. Very impressive work here!

Wahnfried1959

7:43PM | Sat, 17 April 2004

Hi Rick! Tremendous artwork!!! :-)))

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rhom

12:20PM | Sun, 25 April 2004

Poor(commerialized)hr looks like he good use a drink(or some yoga)but cannot locate his bottle of scotch(yuk!)or his corkscrew-or his yogi.you've a wonderful mind Rick.

roadrunner69

3:02AM | Wed, 19 May 2004

Reminds me of a license plate popular a few years back : "The one with the most toys wins" .... VOTE

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Longrider

2:33AM | Mon, 24 May 2004

You hit the nail right on the head,great work. vote.

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enax

7:16AM | Sun, 27 June 2004

WOW, your amazing style again, it's fantastic, you know I luv it

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romanceworks

11:50AM | Sun, 11 July 2004

How wonderfully your art connects with us and our human conditions. So much precious junk. What would be do without it. :o) CC

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zoren

3:27PM | Sun, 18 July 2004

you seem to have touched some bells with this one...I just had to put a load of STUFF in to storage. well done.

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tanhan

3:58AM | Fri, 30 July 2004

excellent

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dtp

4:13PM | Fri, 06 August 2004

agree with nancy...

alvinylaya

1:56PM | Sun, 08 August 2004

Gosh I can really help that guy and balance out the cosmos a little bit. That car looks particularly nice. An awesome concept very nicely presented. Excellent job ;-)

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