i don't even know what to say about this...

[ruthless rocco]

Flavorwire » Bizarre Photos of Shrink-Wrapped Couples

[Dark Lord Al]

If you have no talent you do shit like that , bottom line is who cares ?

[ruthless rocco]

i don't think its about talent or art...i think these people are fetishists. thats extreme.

[0james0]

That is weird!

[erics44]

i like it

i might get one of me and my missus and put it on the wall

[Gandalf]

That has to be Japanese, it is always the bloody Japanese. A lovely country, but there is something a bit wrong going on there.

[Nameless]

That has to be Japanese, it is always the bloody Japanese. A lovely country, but there is something a bit wrong going on there.

You rightfully said it.

[Beanz]

If you have no talent you do shit like that , bottom line is who cares ?

It is brilliant, great work by a great photographer/artist, if you have no talent you don't do shit. Bottom line is obviously quite a lot of people care or he wouldn't be exhibiting with another bunch of really talented photographers. You don't have to like it but you can't dismiss the ability of someone who has quite clearly created something new.

[Beanz]

i don't think its about talent or art...i think these people are fetishists. thats extreme.

I think they are just models and willing participants in the creation of work, that to me is both funny and strangely profound. The photographer/artist is clearly commenting on the commodification of the human experience on both a physical and existential level. The repositioning of the human form as an item of shrink wrapped produce, is further re postulated with the addition of a partner, so that the meditation encompasses an examination of the relationship between participants, artist and viewer.

Are we ourselves complicit in the dangerous denial of oxygen for the figures entwined? A semiotician like Umberto Eco would have a field day dissecting the cultural significance of this artistic communication and it's psychological ramifications.

[Andre]

i don't think its about talent or art...i think these people are fetishists. thats extreme.

I think they are just models and willing participants in the creation of work, that to me is both funny and strangely profound. The photographer/artist is clearly commenting on the commodification of the human experience on both a physical and existential level. The repositioning of the human form as an item of shrink wrapped produce, is further re postulated with the addition of a partner, so that the meditation encompasses an examination of the relationship between participants, artist and viewer.

Are we ourselves complicit in the dangerous denial of oxygen for the figures entwined? A semiotician like Umberto Eco would have a field day dissecting the cultural significance of this artistic communication and it's psychological ramifications.

Hey I know you, youre that guy in the suit with the microphone at the New Arts Center!

[Andre]

Any of you boys seen the movie Bad boy bubby?