i call it
jesus trying to catch a caterpie - 2016
While this may initially read as a pointless picture, I would like to dissuade you from such a dismissive stance.
'jesus trying to catch a caterpie' by David©aplan is a critical examinations into the subjects of religion, modernity, technology, and the continuation of art.
In such, a certain spirituality is addressed, being the three-fold comparison of religion, or aesthetic representation of such, the pursuit of consumerism and the escape into digital space.
Each represents a certain form of escapism and artifice.
The painting, store, and digital-fictional caterpillar show how the popular interests of general Western society rely on man-made environments and objects.
The sole representation of the natural world is a facsimile, reminding us that our outlook on ecological matters rely on trend.
The capture via phone being intentionally made present shows us the new viewing device of our age, as our eyes are made obsolete by the glowing digital screens.
The fact that Christ is made translucent reflects on the Hegelian idea of Aesthetics, Spirit and Religion, in such that we are shown that Pokemon Go represents a buildingblock for the XXVIth century's Zeitgeist, and that via the convalescence of such factors truths into our current modes of being are made clear.
Overall, a striking social commentary that lends a deeper metaphysical meaning to the affairs of human and heaven.
8.92/10
>>2601607
I dig it, is this digital though?
If so, break out the oils and work that bitch out.
>>2601636
You're not even trying
>>2601636
kek
