And They Played For Days (2010)
James Clar is an American visual artist who uses technology as a medium to critique the dissociative affects of technology itself.
James Clar, media art, lighting art, light art, pop art, interactive art, led art, minimal, installation, 3d cube, jamesclar, light and space, new media, American visual artist, medium, dissociative, disruptive technology, technology
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And They Played For Days
(2010)
160 cm x 80 cm x 160 cm
Fiberglass
A series of toy soldiers whose dimensions have been increased to life size. By bringing these pop art pieces into real-life scale they engage you in your environment. They amplify the concept of violence the small toy soldiers represent, and blur the line between harmless toy and media glorified violence. As these soldiers travel from country to country they further characterize the American military machine.
