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First there are strings. These strings are attached to a ceiling and spaced at about 1 inch (or so) intervals to create a fairly tight matrix of dangling strings of varying lengths.
Secondly, there are small latex balloons filled with paint of various colors: These are dangling from the strings,
one per string.
Finally, on the floor below this mob of hanging, paint filled balloons is a really large canvas.
As time passes, each of the small latex balloons would gradually decay and pop, spilling the paint in that balloon onto the canvas below. Little by little, the image would emerge on the canvas.
Optional BB gun for the seriously impatient.
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Can I use a Samurai sword? |
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It seems to me that this one is missing a certain pinata-type element. |
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Would make a better installation than painting, I think. |
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do they pop or just wither and shrink? add some kind of random dart throwing machine or a few birds with sharp beaks? |
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I wonder if I could mix oil and water? Hmmm. |
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I've seen one of those people who tie acrylic-paint bottles upside down and punch holes in their lides while swinging them around. People call it art and pay thousands of dollars for them. I dont know why. |
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This idea needs the addition of a few frisky kittens |
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