at the Art Spot on the Asbury Park Boardwalk.
The exhibition, small but impressive, features immersive cardboard creations
by Michael LaValle, also known as Porkchop.
Made exclusively with leftover cardboard from other works of art,
it is making an "Anti AI" statement.
Look closely, so you do not miss all of the artistry.
The mural is massive.
there was rock music in the air.
We had dinner at Mr. Shrimp Seafood
and a grand sense of humor.
and I had Lobster Franchise...it was divine.
One whole Lobster Tail, cut into 4 pieces...that probably came in on the boat that day.
16 comments:
Hello,
The ca rdboard art is just amazing, it looks awesome with all the lights and shadows. the mural is cute and there is so much details to see. Your dinners look yummy! Take care, enjoy your day and the week ahead.
Anti AI. Yes! Wow…great work!
Talk about creativity! I do not know how people come up with how to create things like that. I would like to go to Mr. Shrimp some day!
I just have to say I HAD NO IDEA of the wonderful things that could be created out of cardboard! Wow!!!!! Blows my mind!!!!
Debbie, yall find more interesting things than anybody I've ever known! Your lobster supper looks SO DELICIOUS--- I'd love a big plate of that.
Amazing!!! Art and uou meal looks delicious.
Cathy
The heartbreak. lolololol.
Really, really neat art. The way the light plays. Love that.
That cardboard thing is amazing and fascinating. The mural is as well. What a fantastic place to visit. That shrimp dinner look so good. I love shrimp.
The cardboard art is amazing and I do like that huge mural.
Pleased you enjoyed your meals ... sounds a very good weekend.
All the best Jan
You folks are really artsy in NJ. Before your blog, I wasn't sure about NJ. Your flower and art tours, along with the yummy food make me want to visit, cuz KS is kinda boring. Linda
Be still, my heart at the seafood! In 47 days I am leaving for a four day vaca in Galveston....I am beyond excited! Amber is finding us a beach house and Ilene is going witrh us. I figured if we don't do a trip now - we may not have another opportunity. Louis Dean will not be getting better as the disease will continue to progress. I have to tell you how much I appreciate my 'armchair travels' with you and your beautiful photos to document the moments. Thank you! Love you, Debbie!
debbi, i live in a wonderful area. beachy, artsy, farm land, music...everything you could ever want or desire is so close to home. most times, we don't travel far to have these amazing experiences. i am so happy to be able to share my joy with you!! and that lobster franchise, amazing...a whole, good sized tail, this was only 29 bucks!!
it's a wonderful state, that often gets a bad rap. we love it here!!
How magnificent the cardboard creations are! They are breathtaking.
I can't believe cardboard! The fox on building is amazing too. Food looks great!
Hello. Love the cardboard art and those foxes! The scale!
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