Somewhere in NJ: Sculpture interpretation 101

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Sculpture interpretation 101

Big question mark from me... it's called Moby Dick. Does that help? Anyone?

;-)

13 comments:

RG said...: Sand Bags ... what we'll all be filling around here if the rains don't quit soon ...; 13 November, 2008
z-silverlight said...: well, it does make you stop, look and think, does it not?
Then it has done what it is supposed to do.; 13 November, 2008
Anonymous said...: the sandbags represent the white whale's back arching out of the water.

beetham; 13 November, 2008
Jayne said...: Uh.... ok....; 13 November, 2008
KGMom said...: Um--are you expecting a flood or something?; 13 November, 2008
bobbie said...: don't quite get the significance of sandbags, but yes, it looks like a whale.; 13 November, 2008
NCmountainwoman said...: The artist is trying to sandbag the rest of us into thinking this is art.; 13 November, 2008
John B. said...: It does have a bit of a whale profile. Sandbags are sometimes used as extra weight to hold things down, which is pretty much what the white whale did to Ahab, if I remember correctly.; 13 November, 2008
Lynne at Hasty Brook said...: I'll admit to being one of those people who probably don't put enough effort into works of art.
Either it speaks to me- or it doesn't.

This one doesn't.; 13 November, 2008
Kathi said...: I think "Parts of a Dog" is a much more beautiful work of art than "sandbags on a lawn, pretending to be a whale."

~Kathi, who doesn't know much about art, but who knows what she likes; 13 November, 2008
Susan Gets Native said...: I have a big smutty, potty-brain and I will refrain...; 13 November, 2008
Unknown said...: It is white ....
It looks like a stack of baseball bases ...
And it does sort of resemble the shape of a whale ...; 14 November, 2008
LauraHinNJ said...: I see the whale, but wonder at the sandbags?; 17 November, 2008

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