Art pushes boundaries

[2bi2Bboring]

Jamaican artist Renee Cox and her human fractal art.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/08/12/renee-cox_n_5669437.html

[WebothBbi]

Very cool art.

[tenni]

Hey 2bi

Thanks for posting these images! I'd like to see them in person and large..lol I think that there is a lot of fluidity to his images and that fits in with bisexuality imo. ;)

The images remind me of mandellas that were popular decades ago. They are fairly symmetrical and morph bodies. As a recall, mandellas have a spiritual aspect to them in Caribbean or African roots.

Here is an interesting pieces of art that are not gender nor sexuality based (maybe bisexuality in away) but I liked them for the “fluid” movement involving songbird songs. The sound causes the movement of the images. Hey, fluidity is what bisexuality is about in some respects. ;) I saw them a few days ago on Facebook and went all the way back to find them. I think they are kewl digital video art.

http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2014/08/audio-life-forms-andy-thomas/

[2bi2Bboring]

Buddhism uses sand mandalas to demonstrate the impermanent nature of the world and help us realize that although we can create great beauty in the world, most of these things are transient. They remind me of mandalas too. I find their rhythmic aspects, their fluidity and symmetrical nature to be aesthetically pleasing. Their compositional elements are most interesting because the human body is such a beautiful thing. How could they not be pleasing if we enjoy the human form, especially the way bisexuals do.

[Ebonybifemme7]

​That was cool!

[Annika L]

Call me a purist, but only the very last one had anything that was clearly potentially fractal in nature.

BUT, wow! What cool, amazingly impressive artwork...simply beautiful! Thanks for sharing!