spaghetti chairs by nikolais
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
old chairs. discarded tubular constructions. nearby luna park

Comments (22)
What a wonderful photo! Marvellous!
And they become so much! What a fine piece of work this is!
Splendid shot and composition.
Fantastic image! Bet you had a lot of fun with this one.
Hmm, those don't look too comfortable... Wonderful shot!
Wow what a interesting piece. It's a wonderful abstract.
Fantastic find and presentation!
Beautiful abstract!
HAHAHA I love the title and I really love the image too. It looks fantastic :-)
wonderful !
Fine presentation and wonderful abstract shot!
WOW Nikolay! You have the ability to create out of nothing! Wonderful image and perfect presentation!
Excellent !
It is very powerful.
Very pleasing to the eye and uniquely colourful, with such simplicity... That's all it takes, to be a good photographer, congratulations ! BB
Wonderful photo
Outstanding image. Good luck untangeling that puzzle.
Wonderful abstract Nikolay and I love the blue cast to it! Reminds me of the metal puzzles they make that drive us all crazy:-) Nope, not a caterpillar, stay tuned, lol!
What an image! This is a glorious, intense and beautiful abstract that reminds me of a street map of Prague. Honestly, navigating the streets in Prague is rather like navigating through a bowl of spaghetti! I love the crisp and pure blue that pervades this image, and the jumbled curves are perfect! This is quite gorgeous!
You captured an excellent effect of destruction. A fantastic play between eyes and mind in perfect connection. Superb image and great title, Nikolay!
Excellent love it!!!!!!!
What a tangle...like the comment above that mentions a connection between the visual and the mind...well done! And congrats on LWITG!