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rabirius 
27 responses to “The Queen of the Circulating Library”
A circular evolution.
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Yes. A lot of things move in circles.
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een prachtig surrealistische creatie
waarbij de problemen van onze samenleving getoond worden Rabirius
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Ja precies.
Bedankt Willy
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In een jasje van surrealisme, kaart je heel raak de misgelopen kantjes in onze wereldmaatschappij aan…
Problemen zonder begin of eind… zijn er nog oplossingen ?
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Het zou fijn zijn als er oplossingen waren.
Heel erg bedankt, Dirk!
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Superb met prachtige kleuren
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Dank je wel, Marylou.
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What a fabulous image.
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Thanks. I’m glad you like it.
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Great, Rabirius, everything seems to be present in its downward vicious circle
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Yes, indeed. Too many vicious circles.
Thank you, Jan.
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Book madness 😉 Wonderful work!
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Thank you. I’m glad you like it.
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Ever decreasing circles as humanity goes around and around, repeating the same mistakes.
Great image my friend.
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Thank you, Sue. I’m glad you like the picture.
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👌👌👌🖼️
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Thank you.
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Confusing. Yet, true. Her second name is, pressure cooker. ☺️
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🙂
Thank you for your comment, Deepak.
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If she were the “king,” would she be able to lose the token blindfold?
Is it some reference to a justice issue–if yes, do the open books stand in for the scales?
How many librarians stand in this space (one that looks to me like overwhelm, but to them
is just Work as Usual)?
** It is lovely that the open books are still alive.**
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Yes, I was thinking in the line of Justice, therefore I blindfolded here. If I had chosen a kind it might have been a completely different picture…
I actually was using a lot of libraries (and also smuggled in some book shops and shelves) and arranged them in circles. But I cannot remember how many I use… I would think of it as the infinite space of books. Probably copies of the ones that burned up in Alexandria are still there as well.
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Well done. Strong statement.
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Thanks a lot!
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MInd blown. Seriously. Thank You. 💕
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Thanks a lot!
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My pleasure! 🤗
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