I just had to post them,
a tightrope walker on an aeroplanes sky trail,
some one fishing for birds,
they are the work of artist Pejac whose work we have featured before, back in 2011, when he was
living in Valencia, surrounded by surveillance cameras and without curtains to
protect his privacy, Pejac started experimenting with paper and acrylic works
on glass, feeling exposed and trapped inside his home, he started creating
these as a way of fighting this lack of privacy, by using the view from his
house as a backdrop for these miniature works, he created little urban art
pieces in privacy of his living room,
over the past couple of years Pejac has been getting
recognition for his simple, clever public art and gallery work, using brushes,
pencils, acrylic paint and sand paper, he creates works that blend into their
surroundings using existing elements and textures, I have to admit when I first
looked at the pictures I thought they had been Photoshoped but as you can
see from the last picture they are drawn on glass, neat.
1 comment:
Hello Stan, I hope you are Diana are well. That first picture by the artist Pejac is of a tight rope walker on a chemtrail. I don't think it happens much in Thailand but in the west we get blitzed with chemicals sprayed from the back of aircraft almost daily. The problem is, no one in authority admits to it being done and most people don't even notice, even when you point it out and show them normal contrails which are short and evaporate compared with the chemtrails which spread out into layers of artificial clouds. Most of the planes that spray do not show up on 'Flight Radar 24' because they have no transponders and therefore are probably military planes. There are papers showing the intent to control the weather because this is what it's about - weather modification to use as a weapon and to control food production. Here is a video of one of these planes spraying chemicals from it's wing edges. Turn down the volume if you dislike bad language. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNgCDCnKx1Q.
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