Act III, Scene 1

Well done Jack.

Regards,

Mário

 Impressive scene. All three photos are great creativity of yours. So smart, Jack.

How beauty varies in nature and art. In a woman the flesh must be like marble, in a statue the marble must be like flesh. Victor Hugo

Borrowing from Tatjana / Victor - This woman is hard as steel although quite seducing.

Borrowing from Risto, borrowing from Tatya, borrowing from Hugo, borrowing from that Etonian bard, all the world's a stage, and we are merely chroniclers.

I see a detail of a grazing horse. 

Amy

another of your harmonious mise en scenes of dilapidation, Jack! ;-} dp

the objects do seem like characters. Perhaps Waiting for Godot. emb

I agree that this seems animated, in terms of being lifelike. It reminds me of some installations I've seen at MOMA that don't quite rise to this level of anthropomorphism, which I think takes it to that next level.

Another example of your wonderful ability to extract art from the commonplace.  Well done, Jack.