I used my sister to wrap the sellotape around each body part separately and then attached them all together at the end. When sellotaping each body part, I wrapped a few layers of the sellotape around her sticky side up and then the rest of them sticky side down so that neither the inside of the outside of the final thing was sticky.
Also I'm not sure if it's too clear but it's supposed to look like it's doing the sellotaping itself..
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Your art, though beautiful, has contributed negatively to the amount of carbon in our world. I just think you as an artist need to send a clearer, more consistent message. I weep.
Okay, So I lolled. Hard.
I'm not sure whether you realize, but, the "Carbon cost" which you speak about would in the long run provide less than 10g of carbon dioxide to the world through production. This is based on CO2 production levels for other office stationary. Compare this to your simple holiday, and you could produce up to 2.5 Tonnes of CO2 for your simple medium haul flight ... Now think about all of the people who fly around the world for "art" and let's start comparing who produces the most CO2... Who should we be stopping here?
At the end of the day, art is sacrifice. And I'd definitely not say, irregardless of how many rolls of sellotape were used, that this was a waste of that CO2...
Jake, all I say is if you want to really make a difference, plant a daisy... and in a year you'll have offset that CO2.
For shame.
Really like the work. Candle, you are an idiot.
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