Closed Lifes by giulband
Contains nudity
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Description
We are illusing to be free because the vassels in which the system closes ours life are transparent and calibrated to make us believe that are we to choose what we want.
Are not you sure about this? Look at the cats.
Comments (94)
great work,
This is brilliant!! 5++++
Wow ! I discover your galery with admiration ! You are very inspired, love the details it's a litlle like DALI ! Clap clap
Classic form. Beautiful concept & execution.
Surrealist scene !
Great work.
fine one, superb work!
What a statement !!! It is true. The reference to the cats makes you think. Handcrafted, the picture is very demanding. You can not get any better. Congratulations.
Very cool ! ^ 5
Interesting and Creative
Wonderful image my friend :) Very creaitive))
There are some fine looking speci'mens' and speci'womens' in this scene! Excellent work all around! Bravo and many fine kudos!
Good sense of claustrophobia in those glass jars. Looks like the cats are the clever ones again.
a master piece again, creative interpreted with perfect bodies and poses! we are caught when we beleave news in the media which are lies and manipulations only 😃
wonderful
You illustrate your theme brilliantly. All these people seem so young and so vital; but they're trapped inside huge tall glass jars. They don't seem to understand how trapped they are. They seem oddly content. Your image suggests that we are trapped, even on display...but we don't even know it. We accept it. And the only free creatures are the cats, who seem curious, but also comfortable. You use cats like universal "eyes"---they look at everything we do, and they are curious, but also disinterested. They're the Greek Chorus who comments on our lives, but remains separate of all our maddened activities. (We "strut and fret our hour upon the stage," as Macbeth puts it. And the cats just look at us, unmoved...)
The light here is late-day light. It's rich and autumnal. You often give great beauty to painful scenes. The light on the cat on the far left is luscious. And here we have those 'tiles' again: A gigantic bath-house, a place where all people meet---like the water-hole in the jungle, where all animals come to drink. In this universal 'way-station', in this strange meeting-place of all humanity, everyone sees their true reality...
The reflections in the floor-tiles are beautiful. And the dark shadows in the lowest wall-tiles are beautiful as well. Splendidly done, Giuliano. With a truthful vision, and amazing detail, concept and light. Bravo.
Very good expression of our reality in this life! Render quality is also great! :-)
great set. wondering what they are looking for.
Nice!
giulband, your imagination is a gift to us all. Merci !!
Very imaginative and thought provoking image, Superb work!
Very creative work!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful, and, unfortunately, too true!
an amazing concept realized in this one...
You know what I would suggest as a serious improvement to this render? Let each one of the humans be looking at a cellphone. :D (Don't get me wrong; your render is already excellent as it is!)
Simply can't agree more with the observations expressed in this render; with almost everyone now owning a cellphone, we're all growing increasingly closed from one another, closed in our own separate little worlds. Sigh...
Wonderful idea and image. Great work.
Excellent !
a concept that could become reality, superb
Something to think about and I am hoping that this image will help raise awareness of the current state of affairs in our modern Society and realize that things aren't necessarily what they might believe they are. It has been said that the 'fox has been watching the henhouse for a very long time now.'
I love the surrealism of your work.