Don't be insulted. The massive animated portraits in Chicago's Millennium Park spit at you because they like you. Playful, sure, but also somehow serene, like enormous televised Buddhas, delighted by their own absurdity. A spitting fountain is funny and forgetful when it's ankle-high, but when it blinks and moves and stretches two stories overhead, it has enough weight to divide over whimsy and power alike.
Comments
4 February 2008, melanie scott said:
great image - the lighting and silhouette of the man in the foreground are great
20 February 2008, Robin van Robokow said:
Excellent work done here. It has a really nice surprise element to it. Great!