Terry Border was born in 1965 in Indianapolis (USA).
A marshmallow, bent wires as arms and legs, a mini camera and the Eiffel Tower in the background: Terry Border stages his vision of the ‘American tourist in Paris’.
With pieces of wire and a few props, he brings food and ordinary objects to life in wacky scenes with a sharp sense of humour and poetry. Each sketch tells a story, a chapter of the ‘secret life of everyday things’.
‘A Closer Look At Bent Objects’ – by writer Ralph Jones:
« In 2006 Terry Border started what he calls his ‘Bent Objects project’, mainly because all the other blog names were already taken.
Basically, the project concerns adding wire to ordinary objects to help pose them as living characters, usually telling a story, and then photographing them.
For some reason people liked it.«
› Learn more: www.terryborder.com / http://bentobjects.blogspot.com
What a great set of images. I love how the artist has taken a common concept and given it a really clever twist just by using simple objects.
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Yes indeed. That’s exactly the reason why I shared his work
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J’adore ! Merci du partage 🙂
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Super ! Merci pour la découverte ! J’aime beaucoup le cliché des bananes. Peut-être parce que je suis moi-même couchée à l’heure où je t’écris ! La présentation en diaporama rend vraiment bien !
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Heureux que ça te plaise. Merci pour ton commentaire petiteyaye.
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Aw I love this – it is amazing how much they really do come to life!
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great and i love the grape
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Enjoy!
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