Scott Wade's incredibly detailed fleeting art, drawn on a dirty rear car window.
Tuesday 1 September 2009
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4 comments:
That must have taken some time to make... Dust painting is such a great way to make public art, no one can exactly accuse you of vandalism. A group of students at the art college I go to did a similar project, making dust paintings to dusty windows last spring.
Most of the paintings are still intact!
incredible!
wow... that's crazy!
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What an incentive not to clean your windows. :P :) If anything around my house gets that dusty I'll have to try a dust painting out.
Thanks for another bit of inspiration.
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