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Maintaining Normality
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Visitor reviews Write a review and share your opinion with other visitors.   Robin May 9, 2008
Interesting work, Sean! Makes me think of the old "Frog in a Kettle" concept (google it). I suspect that your recent international travels have refreshed your perspective (it definitely does for me everytime I'm overseas). I think everyone should make it a priority to spend some substantial time in a few foreign cultures, including some third world ones. Perspective is everything ...
[ See my LEGO creations ] (from Egypt) April 11, 2008
Hypnosis. You're absolutely right… we get so accustomed to things in our life to the point that we don’t even see them for what they really are; they become a monochromatic blur… an empty image that hypnotizes us as it hangs like a shade in front of our eyes. Very clever and artistic, Sean.
[ See my LEGO creations ] (from California) April 9, 2008
Yeah, great for you making legos for a living and all... just because everyone else doesnt do it doesn't mean you should rub it in.
[ See my LEGO creations ] (from Chicago-ish) April 9, 2008
The build is so simple yet so thought provoking. This is the kind of thing I love! (Mainly 'cause I fake it on most of my builds and this is something I could aspire to) Really nice job all round! Later ~ Chris.
Marin Stipković (from Croatia) April 9, 2008
I really like what You've written to go along with the creation. I also like the creation itself.
[ See my LEGO creations ] (from http://bricklike.6.forumer.com/) April 9, 2008
Wow! I thought it was a picture and then you were going to post the set after it. I can't believe that is a picture with a figure. Lego beauty at its best.
[ See my LEGO creations ] (from the Black Hole of Sector 47) April 9, 2008
As excellant as ever o' creator of Mocpages.
[ See my LEGO creations ] (from Mark Kelso) April 8, 2008
Ever read "Ishmael," Sean? Speaks of the very things you bring up on this page. And I think you're absolutely right. As far as the MOC is concerned, I like the starkness of it, and the assymetrical visual conversation that's going on between the figure and the vertical line. Like Shannon, I'd love to see more of this artistic approach from many of us. Very cool.
[ See my LEGO creations ] (from the depths of the sky!) April 8, 2008
Shannon Ocean be right. Our Civilization is like a train coming to a fork in the tracks, and there isn't anyone to turn the lever to keep the train going the right way. Good creation, although a bit bright for my 'Vampiric', as people say, eyes.
[ See my LEGO creations ] (from moose?) April 8, 2008
a simple way to get a complicated point across, good work.
[ See my LEGO creations ] (from Australia) April 8, 2008
I couldn't agree more mate. We're all riding this gigantic train called "civilisation" on it's rlentless course but where is the driver? I'd love to see more work like this from you and others Sean.
[ See my LEGO creations ] April 8, 2008
As a sculpturer, you make lego art differently. I enjoyed the presentation, but the meaning of that pole is troubling me.
victor manuel vicente April 8, 2008
actually you are pretty right...
g April 8, 2008
i don't get it but it looks cool.
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