Accidental Art #2

Anxiety

Orange-you-lonely?

Anxiety

Accidental art? I’m still not quite sure. This “piece of artwork” was created by none other then my sister’s dog Brooke. The two earth tone colors on the wall are broken apart by what is now chipped wood. The brush stroke lines are visible in both the white side of the wall as well as the beige wall. The chipped away paint in a mixture of what was once mint green and white walls. The texture of the wall in the photograph is bumpy and rigid. Not only has the paint been chipped away but part of the wood as well. The core of the wood is that looks pointy and one might even be afraid of touching it with the thought of getting a splinter. I named this photograph “Anxiety” because Brooke suffers from separation anxiety. This “accidental” artwork is now properly displayed on the frame of our entrance door. I can only imagine Brooke biting down on the doorframe in hopes of creating an escape route. 

Orange-you-lonely?

This photograph was taken on the corner of Madison and Forest ave as I waited for the bus. The bright colored paper immediately grabbed my attention. The single brightly colored piece of paper was neatly folded almost as if someone had placed it there on purpose. Besides the bright paper the rest of the photo is monochromatic. With the rough bumpy texture of the road and the smooth surface of the street, the orange piece of paper is left there to wait until the next gust of wind directs it somewhere else.