Si fueran un cubo perfecto, las Ofelias habrían tenido seis caras; pero como el soporte es casi un sobre, más que una caja, su cara resulta doble: nuca y cara. La misma cabeza con dos rostros posibles. Cuando se ven los dos al mismo tiempo, gracias a las artes fotográficas del escáner, existen dos formas posibles de reflejarlos.
Esta aparente varilla de mimbre, que no es más que una hoja aciculada, se enrolló a sí misma, acomodándose a su envoltorio rectangular de metacrilato, adquiriendo esta accidental forma almendrada.
Según se la mire por delante o por detrás, esta ojiva tendida apuntará hacia lados contrarios. Una vez que se reproducen juntas, sugieren unos grandes ojos estilizados, o si se cambia el eje del reflejo, un par de gafas.
Realiza tu propia interpretación, y busca como en el Juego de los 7 errores, sus similitudes y diferencias.
RUEGOS FINALES
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ENGLISH TRANSLATION
THE OFELIA'S FOUR FACES
If they were a perfect cube, the Ofelias would have six faces; but as the support is almost an enveloppe, rather than a box, his face is twofold: neck and face. The same head with two countenances possible. When you see the two at the same time, thanks to the photographics arts of the scanner, there are two possible ways of mirrored.
This apparent rod of wicker, which is nothing more than a sheet typified, rolled up on itself, tailored to your wrapping rectangular methacrylate, acquiring this accidental almond shaped. As the look ahead or behind, this warhead lying will target sides contrary. Once that is reproduced together, suggest a few large stylized eyes, or if you change the axis of reflection, a pair of goggles.
Make ur own interpretation, and are looking for -as in the game of the 7 errors- their similairites and differences.
PLEAS THE END
- If you like what you see and read, help us to spread this blog by sending the link to your contacts.
- “Ideas move the world. Please respect the copyright from which they are not yours.”
Esta aparente varilla de mimbre, que no es más que una hoja aciculada, se enrolló a sí misma, acomodándose a su envoltorio rectangular de metacrilato, adquiriendo esta accidental forma almendrada.
Según se la mire por delante o por detrás, esta ojiva tendida apuntará hacia lados contrarios. Una vez que se reproducen juntas, sugieren unos grandes ojos estilizados, o si se cambia el eje del reflejo, un par de gafas.
Realiza tu propia interpretación, y busca como en el Juego de los 7 errores, sus similitudes y diferencias.
RUEGOS FINALES
- Si te gusta lo que ves y lees, ayúdanos a difundir este blog, enviando el enlace a tus contactos.
- “Las ideas mueven el mundo. Por favor respeta el copyright de las que no sean tuyas.”
ENGLISH TRANSLATION
THE OFELIA'S FOUR FACES
If they were a perfect cube, the Ofelias would have six faces; but as the support is almost an enveloppe, rather than a box, his face is twofold: neck and face. The same head with two countenances possible. When you see the two at the same time, thanks to the photographics arts of the scanner, there are two possible ways of mirrored.
This apparent rod of wicker, which is nothing more than a sheet typified, rolled up on itself, tailored to your wrapping rectangular methacrylate, acquiring this accidental almond shaped. As the look ahead or behind, this warhead lying will target sides contrary. Once that is reproduced together, suggest a few large stylized eyes, or if you change the axis of reflection, a pair of goggles.
Make ur own interpretation, and are looking for -as in the game of the 7 errors- their similairites and differences.
PLEAS THE END
- If you like what you see and read, help us to spread this blog by sending the link to your contacts.
- “Ideas move the world. Please respect the copyright from which they are not yours.”
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