Next
by Martina Rall
Title
Next
Artist
Martina Rall
Medium
Photograph - Photo Collage
Description
"Next" is showing three well dressed women in a barren landscape. All women represent one person with three ways to chose. At her feet are lying balls, representing the planets uranus and venus. A white balloon is flying high, up in the blue sky. Chosing "Next" as title for this surreal artwork, is illustrating the process of decision as well as referring to the eponymous movie, showing that time is an illusion and all is happening simultaneously.
Featured in the FineArtAmerica groups:
The SPACE between 03/19/2017,
Arts Fantastic World, 03/20/2017,
Fine Arts Professionals, 03/20/2017,
ART - It Is Good For You, 03/20/2017,
Lady Photographers And Artists, 03/24/2017,
Ardent Essence Of Your Soul, 03/25/2017,
Images That Excite You, 04/05/2017,
Pin Me - Daily, 04/13/2017,
Surreal Perspectives, 04/21/2017,
New Faa Uploads Limit One Per Day, 05/14/2017,
10 Plus, 05/18/2017,
Your Very Best Photography, 09/04/2017,
Pretty In Pink Blue Or Purple, 10/24/2017,
Waiting Room Art, 11/06/2017,
Copyright (c) 2017 Martina Rall, all Rights reserved.
The woman in this collage is the model Julia Ed.
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March 19th, 2017
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Janet Marie
Very creative, Martina. My favorite part of your artwork is the sky and clouds. They are favorites of mine, and I am always drawn to artwork that features them. The balloon reminds me of the song, "99 Luftballons," by German singer Nena. (Sehr kreativ, Martina. Mein Lieblingsteil Ihrer Kunstwerke ist der Himmel und die Wolken. Sie sind meine Favoriten, und ich fühle mich immer zu Kunstwerken hingezogen, die sie kennzeichnen. Der Ballon erinnert mich an das Lied "99 Luftballons" der deutschen Sängerin Nena.) 💕Janet
Martina Rall replied:
Many thanks Janet for you kind comment. I do love skies and Clouds as you. As for the balloon, it goes up to the sky, and the planets are down on earth. A strange image to me!
Rosalie Scanlon
Congratulations, your excellent work has been chosen as a Special Feature in the Book Covers Group, and will be displayed on the home page of the group for about a week. Thanks for adding your work to the Image by Letter discussion. L/tweet
Michael Mirijan
This wonderful picture is featured on the homepage of the "Surreal Perspectives" group.
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