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This piece is an expression of the circularity of the cycles of life and death, which create a darkened black mass in an otherwise perfect universe. Ironically the seemingly chaotic distortion takes the form of a perfect circle. The smaller dot represents inadequacies of the human condition, the fragility of life, and dolphins.
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( , Sat 8 Jun 2002, 16:52, archived)

rather well with that description, actually, don't it?
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Sat 8 Jun 2002, 16:54,
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Does this make me very clever or very stupid?
Or just very ugly?
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Sat 8 Jun 2002, 16:56,
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Or just very ugly?

if the purpose of art is to stimulate the mind, then something just happened that was art, for my mind is stimulated. but if it was not the artist's intention to produce that image, but the image was a by-product of another, greater creation, then should we credit the artist for the piece? furthermore, should this credit now be bestowed upon whoever designed that tripod logo? the logo on its own was not what caused the stimulation. etc.
(god i can type fast when i'm bulshitting)
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Sat 8 Jun 2002, 17:00,
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(god i can type fast when i'm bulshitting)

Go on, three laps of the playground.
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Sat 8 Jun 2002, 17:07,
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the description works really well for the lycos logo.
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Sat 8 Jun 2002, 17:23,
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