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Kaleidoscoping and few irregularities

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Published: 29 Feb 2020 › Updated: 29 Feb 2020Kaleidoscoping and few irregularities

Kaleidoscoping and few irregularities

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Original photos from which the artwork is made of. Steps leading away from the natural history museum and steps leading towards the museum.

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Make those people and their irregular stuff disappear!

Shazam!

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Symmetrical (almost) and controlled. Then again, why not do more? Much more.

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This kaleidoscope is either taking you to the abyss or towards the light. Your choice. Anyway, a bit dull perhaps. So here's (again) the final artwork with it's irregularities because if something is too perfect, it always raises few questions. The more perfect something is the better chance there is that when a fault is found, it will be something huge and so awful that it can not be overlooked.

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I have found my calling.

I will start a religion.

The kaleidoscopers.

Not a cult. No.

Donations are always welcome.

So that I and other believers can concentrate on kaleidoscoping all day and night.

We will be very productive.

In kaleidoscoping.

Perhaps we will also hide secret messages in our kaleidoscope images.

There's one in my image too.

Just kidding, no there isn't.

Or is there?

Now who's with me?

Raise your hands all you kaleidoscoper wannabees and shout:
K!
A!
L!
E!
D!
O!
S!
S!
O!
R!
.
.
.
Hmmm...
K!
E!
L!
L!
O!
D!
E!
S!
S!
O!
S!

Oh who cares... KALEIDOSCOPERS!

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Unfocused. Not concentrating. Don't want to be optimized. Art and photos. Wondering life and it's quirkiness. Doing funny and pointless things.

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