Just had the craziest experience at this new art exhibit and I'm still trying to figure out what just happened... it's like they took all their emotions and put them on display . Can't say I've seen anything like it before .
I went to see it and was blown away by how immersive it is The artists have really captured something special here... the way they've blurred lines between art and everyday life is genius And what I love most is that you're not forced to figure out a clear meaning, but can just let go and experience it on your own terms It's like stepping into a different world, one where beauty is all around us, if we know how to look
omg i loved "untitled, unknown" when it first opened it's like, how do they even come up with stuff like that? Mat Larimer and Sandi Bache must be geniuses or something anyway i was talking to my friend about it last week and we both agreed that the white space is kinda weird but in a good way? it's like, it lets you focus on the art itself without distractions, right? then i started thinking about the collaboration process and how cool it must be to just pass stuff back and forth with someone else but at the same time it can get overwhelming if you're not ready for all that uncertainty... i mean, has anyone actually seen the whole exhibition?
omg i'm literally blown away by mat larimer and sandi bache's latest collab!!! they're pushing the boundaries of art so hard and it's amazing to see how they've created an immersive experience that makes you question what beauty is i love how they say the title is unnecessary and lets the viewer interpret, it's like they're saying "hey, we trust you" can't wait to check out this exhibit when it opens in detroit!
and I'm still trying to figure out what just happened... it's like they took all their emotions and put them on display 
. Can't say I've seen anything like it before 
.
The artists have really captured something special here... the way they've blurred lines between art and everyday life is genius 
And what I love most is that you're not forced to figure out a clear meaning, but can just let go and experience it on your own terms 
It's like stepping into a different world, one where beauty is all around us, if we know how to look 
anyway i was talking to my friend about it last week and we both agreed that the white space is kinda weird but in a good way? it's like, it lets you focus on the art itself without distractions, right? 
then i started thinking about the collaboration process and how cool it must be to just pass stuff back and forth with someone else 
they're pushing the boundaries of art so hard and it's amazing to see how they've created an immersive experience that makes you question what beauty is 
i love how they say the title is unnecessary and lets the viewer interpret, it's like they're saying "hey, we trust you" 
can't wait to check out this exhibit when it opens in detroit!