How Many Pieces of Artwork Do You Have Around Your Home?
I used to have quite a few pieces of artwork in my home office, but after redecorating my office, I didn't want the same ones back, so I left the walls bare with the intention of creating some sentimental pieces for myself, and this process got me wondering “how many pieces of artwork do I have around my home!”
So the easy way to work out how many art pieces you have is to think:
1 - How many rooms in total do you have?
2 - How many walls make up that room?
3 - How many pictures on each wall?
= How many?
Feel free to leave any comments.
Thank you.
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7 years agoI forgot we have 6 posters in the loo, which is only 2x1m (2 posters +1 mirror not visible in the photo)
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7 years agoWe have some bonkers stuff around - cameraless photos of mushrooms by the very talented Susan Derges.
Jason Martin's painting on aluminium.
The spectators triptych - I've always refused to sleep in that guest bedroom because of the creepy feeling that they would be staring at me all night.
Some scary Kabuki prints (they really scare me!! I told him we are divorcing if those prints leave his office):
And many more (iSAW, you are to blame for encouraging me to post photos... I just love posting photos...) :))
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