Leaning Tower Of Person

by Charles Jones

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You may, of course, read into this anything you wish. Or you may observe and learn nothing, feel nothing. Everything in art/life is predicated on you, the viewer. Are you a knowledgeable viewer, a casual one? Do you want to see art that reflects things as they are? Or would you rather see art that projects things as they could be? It's all up to you. Original Jones Art, still asking you and himself the difficult questions in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Dave Matke

Dave Matke 21 Aug 2022

Seeing things as they are and also as an expression of some sort can be powerful but that does depend on you ...good to keep doors of perception wipes handy ... thought provoking work Charles : )

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: And the antibacterial wipes too, I'm supposing, Dave. Humanity, to me, has always been in a leaning position. The question is, "How far to one side can it lean without falling over?' And I guess the follow-up question might be, "And what happens after the fall?" Thanks! :)
Ray Steele

Ray Steele 21 Aug 2022

Lmfao i nothing else to say

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thanks, Ray! Yeah, I'm a 'laugh a minute' sort of guy. :)