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Saturday, July 31, 2010

"It’s always better to make people think you have nothing at all"



"It’s always better to make people think you have nothing at all" - An Honest Exit by Dinaw Mengestu
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13 comments:

  1. donnie31 July, 2010 23:54

    especially not the last piece of the jigsaw :)

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  2. Álvaro01 August, 2010 01:50

    Congratulations for your last photos. Fantastic.
    Greetings from Spain.

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  3. Lisergic Synaesthesiae01 August, 2010 20:53

    Fantastic subject, love the symbolism behind the puzzles and the identity reference.

    Wonderful post

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  4. José Manuel Vilhena02 August, 2010 22:52

    ...surprising...
    :)

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  5. Martina03 August, 2010 20:51

    Thanks @all for your comments, gracias, grazie, obrigado

    I didn't really at first that this statue was dressed in jigsaw pieces ;-)

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  6. paulboo03 August, 2010 23:09

    Someone made a new picture from those pieces! Fascinating image.

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  7. chalupczok03 August, 2010 23:16

    Martina ? Where is it?

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  8. Martina05 August, 2010 21:13

    Uncle Boo, I am really thrilled about all the street artists, their creative ideas - it is always like " why didn't I ever had this idea?"

    Marcin, it is Square Georges Cain in Paris. Interesting blog post about this square.

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  9. ana barata06 August, 2010 15:13

    Great words for a nice picture!

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  10. Martina07 August, 2010 12:06

    ana barata, thanks. The more I think of this jigsaw streetart the more I like it.

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  11. Joan Elizabeth07 August, 2010 14:37

    Oh I thought they were leaves but now I see they are jigsaw pieces ... and interesting artwork.

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  12. annalarssonphotography07 August, 2010 20:32

    I truly LOVE this shot, Martina!

    I hope you'd a great summer.
    I'm back after a long silence.

    Hugs, Anna

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  13. Martina07 August, 2010 22:40

    Joan Elizabeth, me, too. The colours of the pieces correspond so well with the vegetation and the bronze - mimicry ;-).

    Anna :-) :-D Thanks!

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