Monday, 20 June 2011

4am Blogpost Experimentation Time


 As the weird seagulls pass my window for the second time, as mister Cave gently weeps for for the second hour and as the clock turns to 4:20 am, I’m trying to write this little blog to tell you about something I have stored in my mind for quite some time now.
 The funny fact is that the review for this stencil was written a good while ago, but the actual process of cutting and spraying has never occurred. There it was, sitting blissfully in its’ many sub folders, left unnoticed by the eye of [Bli:p]. Now it has finally seen daylight, (Or rather early morning light) but not in the way it was supposed to. The wonderful idea of ‘MirrorCanvas’ is here to present itself in a very near-by sell able form.
 The whole base of the idea is a two-liner to be used as a classic [Bli:p] slogan, but the gods of somewhat have decided differently. The two-liner (An artwork is the only mirror worth having), after its’ reincarnation, quickly transformed into an installation of broken mirror pieces, then into a weird spray painted glass, when finally it became the thing worth selling under the name of art.
 The whole installation consists of two completely separated items – a 30X40cm Canvas and a 30X40 Mirror. When installed on the wall, these two goodies together manage to deliver a message quite ironical, but worth thinking about. Of course, it wouldn’t be [Bli:p], if there wouldn’t be a graffitical inscription on both of them. (Not giving away this one, though, but if you consider yourself smart, the title should tell you everything) This wonderful piece, when bought, should be placed in a room of any type, at eye level and should (hopefully) raise some distinctive attention of every visitor of yours.
 The only two things that really bother me are the shipping and the pricing. Due to its' extremely high vulnerabity to falls, the artwork shoulb be heavily packed, thus making it a package delivery, thus raising the price of the shipping. And well, pricing is heavily influenced by the cost of the materials, which might be just about 40 dollars, so the artwork's pricing tag might just be the highest of all the [Bli:p]-y elements of neat.
 So much for the Cargoh opening updates. You know, it has been a good while since I last went out in the streets to do some sort of art, so I’m planning to do something very much [Bli:p]Street like in the following week. Some ideas are exclusive bricks, which have been painted over with the ‘Free Ad Space’ slogan, the ‘You And Me’ stencil and some more never-before-seen things... A friend of mine has finally acquired a flat in the city center and I’m very keen to get some 2am street action out, not having the nearest home-like point kilometres away.


The landscape in front of me shows a small line of red East-like horizon... I believe this calls for bed.


[Bli:p]-out.



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