Artwork
I placed my paintings
On the floor of my apartment
So that my friends – comrades –
Would walk over my creations
Scuffing the filth of the street
Into the cracking oil
And then, bending down
Peering into the torn fabric
They would see a familiar image
Their own distorted faces
Smiling from a photograph
Pixellated on screens, translated
Into paint
Transplanted
From their Bohemian afternoons
Trapped
Beneath their own soiled feet.
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Artwork
I placed my paintings
On the floor of my apartment
So that my friends – comrades –
Would walk over my creations
Scuffing the filth of the street
Into the cracking oil
And then, bending down
Peering into the torn fabric
They would see a familiar image
Their own distorted faces
Smiling from a photograph
Pixellated on screens, translated
Into paint
Transplanted
From their Bohemian afternoons
Trapped
Beneath their own soiled feet.