going Ahi trivia. The image on the left is: a) A device to scare away rats Acoxpa Av.
b) A nice rack.
c) A monument to the mother.
d) A hybrid of ET and Elba Esther Gordillo, bloodthirsty.
e) A work of art by sculptor Enrique Walbey.
f) Your mom.
f) Your mom.
Well, technically the correct answer is "e", but other options may not be entirely wrong ...
- and I'm just finding out! - That these sculptures have a good time decorating Acoxpa Avenue, at the initiative of Chief Delegacional de Tlalpan. The general response from neighbors was of profound disgust, and, quoting one of the locals: "yes they are a mind of mother." There were so many complaints that the authorities - often deaf, blind and pendejas - finally agreed to relocate. I first saw them a couple of days, and the truth could not resist mentioning them in this blog.
The good news for art lovers, is that starting tomorrow may hate them Frissac Home. Be moved around at 11:00 am in a peaceful movement to support the author and against discrimination of art, blah, blah, blah. I wish you all the luck in the world, success and many works of unlimited creativity ... I just do not plant them in front of my house, please. : P
course, I'm not one to judge the aesthetics of a piece. No matter how horrible, unbalanced and poor in content as they are, no matter if I see and I get bad, no matter how much I did not meet aesthetic effort whatsoever, no matter if I feel sorry for those who have to live there I repeat, I am nobody, therefore I am not free from sin ugly. Respect work Enrique Walbey such (I have no taste, so) like all the artists who make their fight in this unjust country. The issue that really concerns me is this repeated attempt by the government to sell its dirty tricks as "urban art", having no idea of \u200b\u200bits purpose.
