This is Ron Mueck’s Drift from Art Big and Small at Belsay Hall in 2010. The installation is hung vertically, crucifix-like, in a distinctly uncomfortable manner. Viewed side-on and switched to the horizontal the work becomes much more relaxed. This must be Frankie when he finally got to Hollywood:
Make making it your intention
Live those dreams
Scheme those schemes
Got to hit me
Hit me
Hit me with those laser beams
(This is a very creative remix but if you were offended by the original, please don’t listen; this is an ‘enhanced’ version)
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Playing ‘spot the sample’ with the Frankie Goes to Hollywood remix… Lot of ghosts of the 1980s in there…
Everything, including the kitchen sink.
Which reminds me – Jack Jackson on the Light Programme was way ahead of his time: http://www.radiorewind.co.uk/sounds/jack_jackson_64k.mp3 🙂
Wow, this is kind of cool. I’m going to hunt down the original. I do like the pic on the horizontal, but can imagine how dramatic it must have been vertically.
Hi – click on “vertically” in the text and you can see the alternative view – doesn’t look such a cool dude from above 🙂
Good old Frankie! 🙂 Haven’t been to Belsay in a while. It was quite expensive last time but I do like the quarry.
Belsay is one of my favourite places – as you say the walk through the quarry to the castle is always good and the empty, slightly jaded interior makes for a great exhibition space.
How beautiful and relaxing 🙂 Love your header too.
Thanks Amy, much appreciated