you aren't here by rhom

Bryce • Surrealism • posted on Jan 30, 2005

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Vile

11:03PM | Sun, 30 January 2005

Interesting image! Makes me wonder what kind of alien technology it is!

jocko500

11:17PM | Sun, 30 January 2005

lol that may be a radieo they useing to keep in touch with the mother ship. looking good

eyeland

1:31AM | Mon, 31 January 2005

The sphere-headed cube people are gathering at the electric shrine to meditate on the meaning of the universe. Great lighting, reflections & textures. Fantastic work, Kirby.

Arbelain

5:42AM | Mon, 31 January 2005

I agree with Eyeland and Jocko, and dont want to initiate disscusion. The sphere is the perfection in the mathery manifestation. This one are in the top of their ech cube, who can be the next level, descendent, of the sphere nature, or consecuence of its reality. The 'human enginne' is in the middle, and does not have connection with the spheres, as it can see it by the 'electric tubes', that goes far away from the spheres-cubes. It can be, apparently, a simil if Kubrick's-Clarckes 'An Space Odyssey?, but it is not. The single totem of '2001' irradieta some 'magnetic influences' in the humans, contrary here, that the middle 'human enginne'take the priority of the center in shoiwing the pathological inerce-tendence of the humans 'doing', against the 'indiference' of the s`heres-cubes. In other sense, it also can be, the 'spheres-cube' contempling their 'son', the human enginne; an with the title, 'You arent here', can also insinuate that 'he is not there', in despite of his existence (Franckenstein alegory). Here is a great evidence of what 'objectve art' can be in the Gurdjieff and inicitic meaning, sometimes not instantly attractive but always keeping a message for the comprehenssion. So, congrats, Sir Kirby.