#hyperart thomasson

[nyaa]

toshibo｜廃墟と写真｜書籍『ゲーム旅』@JIYUKENKYU_jp

[thejonymyster]

are the detached stair cases in the super mario bros series hyperart thomasson

[punkitt-is-here]

toki, jan Punki o! Do you speak languages other than English? Which one is most cool to you?

OUGH i do not but i wanna fix that! genuinely really wanna learn spanish, I unfortunately didn't get the chance to start learning until later in high school. I think once i graduate I'd love to get back to learning it. that and japanese, even if it's a huge bitch to learn sometimes, because I think there's so much cool literature I want to read in the language it was written in if I get the chance.

[reachartwork]

Hey, what artists do you base your code on or what artists inspire you? thanks for the answer <3

my models are all built off common canvas, an open source model that contains only public domain and creative commons works. artists that inspire me:

zdzislaw beksinski & tsutomu nihei are absolutely my top 2, but following them in no particular order; hugh ferriss mark rothko barnett newman andres serrano robert mapplethorpe david lynch kazuma kaneko akasegawa genpei & Hyperart Thomasson john carpenter david cronenberg plastiboo trent reznor & rob sheridan (shoutout @robsheridan) kris straub

[bellshazes]

(shows up dressed as a hyperart thomasson to your inbox) trick or treat!

[shouting 5 rooms away over a vaccuum cleaner and the dishwasher running] IT'S A HYPERART - A HYPERACT - A HIP - HAP- HAPAX LEGOMENA, YOU SAY? TREAT

[easel-eisel]

i could never be an architect because id keep trying to make hyperart thomassons and theyd fail my test because hyperart thomassons are not intentionally made

[thearistocratsblog]

do skaters love or hate hyperart thomassons?

[kazimir-capriccio]

*cheering* hyperart thomasson! hyperart thomasson! hyperart thomasson!

An escalator built for a resort in Calabria, Italy, that was never made

[romancandlemagazine]

The Wonderful, Useless World of the Hyperart Thomasson

From staircases that lead to nowhere, to doors that open out to fatal drops, 'Thomassons' are architectural oddities generally described as 'useless, but still maintained'. I wrote a bit about them for the Sabukaru site. Read the full thing here...

https://sabukaru.online/articles/the-wonderful-useless-world-of-the-hyperart-thomasson

[thingsidrawgohere]

New Learnt: Hyperart Thomasson

Check out the rest of Learnt on my website, Cheap Paper Art, and consider supporting my Patreon in the source link.

[flemishdog]

a few years ago I experienced Thommason, now I know this has a name. This is at Coles Corinda, Queensland.

[io-archival]

[PT: thomassongender: a gender connected in some way to Hyperart Thomasson. (this is a link) /end PT]

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@radiomogai

thomassongender: a gender connected in some way to Hyperart Thomasson.

[Image ID: a flag with five stripes forming a gradient from top to bottom of very light gray to medium gray. overlaid on the third through fifth stripes is a ziggurat-like staggered trapezoid shape in black, decorated with the Yomiuri Giants insignia, which is an orange letter Y overlapping a letter G. End ID.]

[punkitt-is-here]

i have acquired a book on hyperarte thomassons AND got a free tube of toothpaste. life is complete.

[bellshazes]

where's people making minecraft hyperart thomassons. I want to fight with someone abt whether hyperart thomassons are even possible in mc

[oodlenoodleroodle]

Hyperart Thomasson is amazing thank you for sharing that, I don't think I've ever heard of it.

My museum has these like small ledges/shelves inserted into the walls that were originally made to hold specific statuettes back when that space was a gallery for a specific artist, but all of that has been changed a long time ago and only the ledges remain.

Also if/when you figure out what the physical manifestation of the parts of history that don't make the cut looks like, we need to make a museum exhibition about it.

Going through a notepad sorting shit out. I have a page with - I think - the start of some sort of knitting design, with ‘Hyperart Thomason’ written below it. Off to the side I wrote ‘finally’ three times.

On the other side is a list of all the different rollercoasters you can make in Rollercoaster Tycoon, a box with ‘Wed 19th 8:10’ in it, and then at the bottom of the page: ‘the physical manifestation of the parts of history that don't make the cut’.

So like, if someone could tell me what that’s about, that’d be great. Sounds cool.

[nyaa]

Hyperart Thomasson

(Japanese: Tomason トマソン or Chōgeijutsu Tomason 超芸術トマソン) is a type of conceptual art named by the Japanese artist Akasegawa Genpei in the 1980s. It refers to a useless relic or structure that has been preserved as part of a building or the built environment, which has become a piece of art in itself. These objects, although having the appearance of pieces of conceptual art, were not created to be viewed as such. Akasegawa deemed them even more art-like than art itself, and named them "hyperart."

The term Thomasson comes from the professional baseball player Gary Thomasson, who was signed by the Yomiuri Giants for a record-breaking sum of money, and spent his final two seasons with the team (1981–1982) coming close to setting the league strikeout record before being benched.[2] Akasegawa viewed Thomasson's useless position on the team as a fitting analogy for "an object, part of a building, that was maintained in good condition, but with no purpose, to the point of becoming a work of art.