


I like what this work of art is saying - To me it is saying simply - Don't to be too quick to judge, don't always take things on their face value, sometimes underneath there is something going on that we don't know about - that we are not always privy to all the information and that when we dig deeper we may see the deeper meaning to a situation, that in the fullness of time, by looking beneath the surface of things, truth is revealed.
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I think I'm too old, too pragmatic and too close to the ocean to appreciate this as a piece of art. "The boy who cried wolf?" perhaps? "Things are not always what they seem" is a good way of looking at things, but not on the ocean where looking at a boat like that as art can kill.
Can you tell my art appreciation tends towards the classics?
What fun! Love it!
Susanna - I understand all you say - My take on it is (being a yachtee myself) is that I understand the statement being made, but with half an eye on all the materials he used and thinking that I could build a boat that actually sails!!
Katherine - thanks for your comment :>)
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