Lettuce-eating: art

Sunday, November 08, 2009

art

The perils (joys? inconveniences? surprises? bizarreness... ) of living with a GCSE (grade 10/11) art student.

22 comments:

Lynne said...: This truly is a work of art. Not only that, but it makes a great photo! How inventive! But I can't tell what is dangling off the cold water faucet? Did she dye the water with blue food coloring? It looks like the Caribbean Sea!; 12:40 PM
Steve Reed said...: Funny! Though you are FAR more tolerant than I am! :); 1:03 PM
Barbara said...: Very COOL! All that's lacking is a wave machine. Maybe she could train the cat to swish it with his paw.; 1:05 PM
tut-tut said...: Great! I say, add some fish . . .; 1:44 PM
Lisa Ursu said...: Now that is an artist.
I love it!
Thanks for sharing.; 2:12 PM
Giulia said...: I love it,too. Brava.; 2:25 PM
Akelamalu said...: That's great!; 4:37 PM
ArtSparker said...: Subversive.; 4:39 PM
Anonymous said...: oh, you have one of those too? (think of it as a Navajo sand painting - fleeting.); 4:41 PM
Betty said...: ROTFL! That is wonderful :D (and what Steve said.); 6:22 PM
Ronda Laveen said...: HA! I see you live in a coastal area.; 8:38 PM
Tom said...: speaking of castles, was someone trying to build a sand castle? The tide seems to have washed it down the drain.; 9:58 PM
Chick said...: LOVE it...very artfully arranged sand.; 11:00 PM
Dumdad said...: Now that's art and I love it. But if my daughter did that in our new bathroom sink....; 12:40 PM
herhimnbryn said...: Love it! But now you can never, ever empty the basin. It is a work of art and must be preserved.; 2:38 PM
natural attrill said...: Fabulous!
Penny.
x; 3:11 PM
e said...: Clever girl, you have Lettuce! Celebrate these moments and preserve them in photos so you'll have them when she leaves home and you find yourself missing them and her!

Wonderful!; 7:50 PM
Coffee Messiah said...: Very creative, and it appears bigger and better works will follow!

Cheers!; 11:26 AM
mouse (aka kimy) said...: great installation!! can't wait to see what lg can do with the tub!!; 3:57 PM
edward said...: it do need some real fish... small bite size ones.; 12:48 AM
Michael said...: Very creative indeed. Reminds me of art projects I did at home when a kid. I never allowed my kids such abandonment as we rented most of the time.; 4:04 AM
lettuce said...: ha! funny comments, i'll show LG your comments. she will be especially pleased to be described as subversive.

lynne, stuck to the tap is a fishing rod with a ceramic fish at the end. bite sized for a cat, whale sized for the little boat.

we did keep this for a while but brushing teeth in the bath got to be a nuisance....; 6:47 AM

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