This is the first piece of artwork I've done in Japan - and it's in the tradition of Swiss (?) artist Duchamp... in other words, I found it. It's a rusty piece of metal that was lying on the ground on the way to the station. Doesn't it perfectly capture a scene of autumn? I wonder if I should sign it. I'm waiting to find a ready-made winter-scape, too.
The elevated deck of Kiyomizu-dera in Kyoto. Unfortunately a lot of my photos taken there looked better on the small screen of my camera. With the fading light it was hard to keep a still hand (a cold hand at that!).
I've photoshopped this due to bad exposure, but I've tried to avoid overdoing-it. I think this is pretty much how it looked - pretty nice view from the temple.
After dark, the lights came on and the crowds came out. It was a nice night.
With the tops of the trees just below you, you feel like Kiyomizu is kind of floating.
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As in Marcel Duchamp? Or another one? The one dude I studied in Art at the best school - Epping Boys High.
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