Giant Clothespin sculpture designed by Turkish artist and professor Mehmet Ali Uysal. It's located in Liege, Belgium. This is so clever.
I wonder how many 20-somethings don't recognize this object! I have to admit that when I hear "clothes-pin" lately, I think of fashion boards on Pinterest. And I'm glad.
Giveaway coming soon: Gorgeous package of 8 fat quarters from Comfort and Joy Fabrics on Etsy. Stay tuned!
7 comments:
Goodness! doesn't everyone use clothespins to keep the bread bag closed? The chip bag? The cereal bag? I'm always using those things for everything but clothes!
My first thought when I saw the photo you posted was that he certainly had way too much time on his hands.
oh that is wonderful.
JoAnne in southern California - don't panic. My 11 year old was able to identify it - the future of the world might be safe.
I love the way the clothes pin pinches the earth! I would like this for my front yard!
I use my clothes pins for chips, etc. too.
We had a "solar dryer" (clothes line) in the 80s when we were dirt poor, and it saved us lots in electricity. Just for towels, I'd have one now, but since I'm nursing a pinched nerve, I probably couldn't use it. Thanks for the pic of the art.
Hugs
They may become collectibles, so I am saving mine!
Speaking as an uncommon 20 something....I recognize it and I use them frequently for the wash, crafts and chip clips. ;) -Brittany
that is awesome
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