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Invisible

I like the idea that even when you are invisible, you still leave a mark. You leave footprints. Or fingerprints. Or hand prints. You still exist when you're invisible. But I don't like the idea that when you are invisible it's easy to think what you say or do doesn't matter. You don't feel connected to your actions and therefore don't worry how they are representing you. It's easy to be be hurtful when you're anonymous.

I think people and actions should be seen. Thoughts should be given a voice shared. I love non-anonymous and visible connections. I would rather be seen & heard.

Invisiblesteps

I was all over the place with my plan for this challenge. At first I liked the idea of still leaving a mark when you're invisible. I traced and stitched my hand into paper. Then I took a photo of my hand print in the snow. I thought about continuing the trend and leaving hand prints on different surfaces but decided it wasn't needed to get the point across. In the end I made a digital collage by layering the photo and a scan of the stitched hand. I wrote and scanned in my thoughts and called it done.

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Kal, no doubt, has something fabulous to share for this challenge. Are you playing along? If you are, please post what you made to the flickr group. Tomorrow's prompt is COINCIDENCE. We'll be back then.

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5 responses to “GOventure : invisible.”

  1. Kal Barteski Avatar

    Dude! I love that we both did an image layered with a drawing. Same wavelength today. Awesome! Love your GO.

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  2. Molly Irwin Avatar

    This prompt really speaks to me. It stirs some insecure memories of being around your age and feeling[at the time] invisible to guys among my really pretty friends. I think writing something about that time can be valuable, especially to my daughters who are both really beautiful, and in retrospect I realize so was [am] I. Thanks for the seed.

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  3. cris Avatar
    cris

    How funny that you picked this word. I was just thinking the other day about how I need to take a moment and scrapbook a little something about my Native name*. Thanks for this push.
    *In Alaska, being white and getting a native name (a name blessed and given to you by an Alaskan Native) is a huge honor. My name means “invisible” which means “spirit” in the Native language.

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  4. kelli Avatar

    love your concept and what you came up with! very creative

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