An Interesting Image

I came across this, and wondered what the meaning of this image is?

What message is the originator of this image trying to convey?

Looking at a reflection of his former self?

Just to complicate things, the image to me says are we on the outside looking in or inside lookig out, this image is very interesting and as Jonopen as said what he thinks it means and myself, I expect it will mean lots of things to many people :think:

Stygg

Looks like a rejected idea for an old Pink Floyd album cover.
Bob.

We tend to see ourselves as whole, solid beings but are in fact composites of rippling consciousness.

It's a visual irony. :) The artist/illustrator has been around for many decades. This image has been cropped. Do a search on TinEye.com to see the full image.

Photo Clipping - I was trying to remember Guy Billout's name and could not for the life of me.

Rik - Here is a paper artist whose work is similar http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2017/1...by-eiko-ojala/

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Originally Posted by Photo clipping

This surreal piece of artwork by Guy Billout shows you how important it is to keep it trill. Don't live in an illusion. Remember: there's always a mirror aspect of you. The earth is a school. Don't change the reflection in the mirror but work to change yourself. Anything you don't like in others is showing you aspects of yourself you aren't comfortable with. If you don't like the outside change the inside. There is always a lesson. Blessings to you.

That's what i found on the internet.i hope you can understand it.

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Really? Guy Billout's surreal paintings do indeed qualify as an exploration of relationships, but where you get the preachy "don't live in an illusion" escapes me. Guy's work flirts with the audience, presents revelations, telegraphs existential humor, but "if you don't like the outside, change the inside" sounds like a maxim you might find on the web, copy and paste it.

Photo-clipping, honestly, and I mean honestly, what do you want out of TalkGraphics and what are you prepared to offer? You don't appear to use Xara, so you necessarily cannot bre on-topic.

Expecting a reply,

Sincerely,

Barbara B.
Administrator

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Originally Posted by iamtheblues

Looks like a rejected idea for an old Pink Floyd album cover.
Bob.

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that it does :)

@Gary eiko ojala :cool:

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Originally Posted by gwpriester

Photo Clipping - I was trying to remember Guy Billout's name and could not for the life of me.

Rik - Here is a paper artist whose work is similar http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2017/1...by-eiko-ojala/

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That's an excellent link, Gary.
Some fantastic stuff there.