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Man
of La Mancha By Jeremiah Stansbury Text
by Luigi Fairbanks ____________________
When
we get paintings like this piece by Jeremiah Stansbury, I like to wander around
Defenestration HQ and ask everyone what their initial impression is upon viewing
the piece. So here were a few reactions: Andrew: “It actually
reminds me of you, Luigi. Remember that time in Scotland when we went to that
lake in the middle of the night, and I said, ‘Don’t get too close to any
green horses,’ and you didn’t listen and got near one anyway? Remember how I
had to save you from those kelpies? They gave me a medal after that. Remember
that medal?” Eileen: “PONIES!” Genevieve: “That person’s going to cut the sun in two.
And then, candy will come out. I speak, of course, of the piñata theory of the
universe. Would you care for a pamphlet?” Haratron: “I never understood art. I never understood
horses, either. What I do understand is electronics and pornography, and this
reminds me of neither.” Bigfoot: “I see the Man of La Mancha.”
____________________ Jeremiah Stansbury is a prolific artist who is currently
being prolific in art. His artwork has been on display in numerous areas in the
Memphis, Tennessee area and on that magical technological marvel known as the
internet. In fact, you can see more of his work here: http://www.absolutearts.com/clipinpics/.
Luigi Fairbanks is an unacknowledged staff writer at Defenestration. His favorite color is applemarine. |
(c) Defenestration Magazine, 2006
