need a hammer by jocko500
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this is done in the Dada movement style. thought that style was dead but it not lol.
Comments (40)
Very cool picture, Jock. This is the first time I ever heard of that type of art. But this is usually how my hammer ends up looking when I try doing fixer-upper projects around the house. :) Nails through the hammer and bandaids all over my hands. LOL.
Great image and interesting art
STELLAR image!!! Super cool!!!!
Very interesting !!!
splendid photography, great Dada style !!!
That is really funny! I haven't had that problem yet, with a hammer, but there is always tomorrow! LOL! An excellent photo, Jocko!
Hehe! Love that shadow!
A novel idea a it casts a great shadow.
A super exhibit and I love the shadow Jock.
That's very clever.
Great photo and learned something today, too. Had heard of Dadaist style, but didn't know what it was or what it was supposed to mean. Think I saw some of it in the two fancy art museums I have been lucky enough to see in my life, Prado in Madrid and the Met in NYC, but suspect I passed right by, thinking "OK, that's old-fashioned weird". So looked it up, Dadaism (I had apparently misbelieved there was an artist named Dada, but there ain't. No one is really sure how the name came to be) is an early 20th century reaction to the horror of WW I, and characterized by its early practitioners as "anti-art", a rejection of the civilization that made the war and all its aesthetic conventions. So sez Wikipedia. This piece here is to my mind a very American riff on that idea, clean and antiseptic but the dysfunction of the nails in the hammer that is supposed to be the other way around shows that the tech basis of modern life may look like all is well, but it isn't. So begins and ends my first and last attempt at art critique. ;) Anyway I like this a lot more than the intentionally ugly predecessors in the style from the art history archives. I would tend to reject the Dadaist rejection of traditional art as abetting, rather than condemning, the senseless horror of industrial scale warfare.
Looks cool ;)
A really fine shot and very fun art :-)
Interesting display. Aloha
Very great capture
Interesting work, initially I thought it was a 3D render but when I saw "Photography" is certainly becomes a very fascinating piece of work in exhibit. Nice shot.
Great and very interesting photoshot Jock.
outstanding capture and art
Interesting artwork Jock :)
Very interesting!! xx
interesting interpretation! not the hammer on the nails, here the nails on the hammer! cool! ;o)
Funny and interesting creation, nice capture!
cool
now that's a BFH! cool shot, Jock.
For some reason, I could never quite get my head wrapped around Dada - but I have to admit some of it is pretty cool and fun! This piece certainly fits that category.. Cool and fun! Wonder what happens if you push the red button... :-P
Definitely an attention getter,Especially with your fine shot.
wonderful photo and colours
Cool photo of a very unique concept, Jock, Dada or not.
Like it Jock...and I did refresh myself on Dadism too:)
great capture