
Artomatic, the gargantuan art free-for-all (1000 artists!), recently closed in DC. I went five times and never saw all ten floors. One “trend” I saw in the art was the use of action figures, dolls parts, and toys in a lot of the work. One guy used the doors of vintage refrigerators, torn open as if in an explosion, to reveal hundreds of monochromatically-painted action figures blasting from the “wound.” I don’t know what it is, but I think I like it!
From the Tokyo Show 2008 comes a different take on action figure art,this one a 20′ Ultraman built from thousands of Ultraman action figures.










What, exactly, is “Utlraman”?
Ultraman I know, but not Utlraman (how would you even pronounce that?).
It would be pronounced “Utlraman”
“What, exactly, is “Utlraman”?
Ultraman I know, but not Utlraman (how would you even pronounce that?).”
you’re an idiot
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