BTW I looked up "The Awakening and you weren't kidding. Yikes! Wikipedia lists other similarly gargantuan sculptures that come out of the ground. Strange theme, but I guess it takes all kinds to make a world... or, if you have studied chemistry, it's alkynes ;-)
Cary: I found it strange as well. We have plenty of water here in Florida, but thank goodness the artists who think this is art aren't all that plentiful.
BeckEye, it would be a fountain if she had Mexican food (if you get my drift!) Sorry, I couldn't resist; how disgusting :-)
I don't think she was meant to be a mermaid! Jan, is she not permanent?
I have to say I honeymooned on the Alster lake at the Hotel Atlantic! Neat, huh? It is a fabulous hotel and the lake is beautiful. But, I kind of like her :-) It's original!
Cube - I wrote a comment on this but made a mistake and it appears in the post about the obamamints.
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More deeply disturbing are the knees. Since when did mermaids have knees...or are those malformed breasts?
ReplyDeleteSue: That's OK.
ReplyDeleteBTW I looked up "The Awakening and you weren't kidding. Yikes! Wikipedia lists other similarly gargantuan sculptures that come out of the ground. Strange theme, but I guess it takes all kinds to make a world... or, if you have studied chemistry, it's alkynes ;-)
Granny Annie: I hope they're knees! Giant boobs would be over the top.
ReplyDeleteUm, ICK?!?
ReplyDeleteWell, at least they didn't put a fountain in between her legs.
ReplyDeleteToo weird. Glad we don't have those types of "artists" or that big of a body of water close enough to be subjected to that ...
ReplyDeleteBrooke: That's what I'm thinking too.
ReplyDeleteBeckeye: lol. Way to see the silver lining of THAT cloud.
BTW wouldn't a fountain be more appropriate for a Merman statue...
remember Spongebob's hero?
Cary: I found it strange as well. We have plenty of water here in Florida, but thank goodness the artists who think this is art aren't all that plentiful.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't get beyond the knees/breasts, but at least it has only a few more days to gross out everyone.
ReplyDeleteYIKES! Creepy to the extreme! If she's a mermaid... where are her fins and scales? No accounting for some people's art tastes.
ReplyDeleteBeckEye, it would be a fountain if she had Mexican food (if you get my drift!) Sorry, I couldn't resist; how disgusting :-)
ReplyDeleteI don't think she was meant to be a mermaid! Jan, is she not permanent?
I have to say I honeymooned on the Alster lake at the Hotel Atlantic! Neat, huh? It is a fabulous hotel and the lake is beautiful.
But, I kind of like her :-) It's original!
Yuck! Looks more like a cross-dresser than a mermaid.
ReplyDeleteDouble yuck!
You're not the only one creaped out by this Cube!
ReplyDeleteThat certainly is creepy, Cube. A pervert must have thought of that statue and where to place it. That's truly sick.
ReplyDeleteNo! You are not alone in this. Very disconcertaing. I would hate to come upon without warning.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting it though. Good for a chuckle.
I saw this on Drudge. I thought it was creepy then.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a younger Mrs. Doubtfire giving birth.
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