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ball and chain
Published: 2012-02-06 09:10:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 21068; Favourites: 996; Downloads: 293
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This is fantastic, both sculpturally and figuratively
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wonderful work! well deserved DD! stay well!
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I don't want to buy the print but I would like to download the photo. Is there a way to buy the download? If not can I get permission to use the photo. I can give you credit of course and put a link back to your work on my website. I want to include this photo in an article for my blog. You can visit it at cybermancave.com. Please let me know by email at cybermancave@gmail.com. Thank you and your work is brilliant!
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what a wonderful concept, this is amazing. 
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Our minds feel like that sometimes, don't they?
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Wow! What I thought about this is that slavery still exists. Because it does. So yeah... Great sculpture!
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Really striking. Would love to hear your intention behind it.
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My ankle bracelet is my ball and chain⦠absolutely LOVE the perspective portrayed by your fine sculpture... this is truly art.
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more like bored out of his mind
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Hmm very interesting 
What I get from it is the idea of your mind/soul being free while your body has limitations. In other words, the mental/spiritual transcends the physical. Or at least that's my take on it.
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Based on the horrors of slavery now that it's Black History Month?
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This would have been morbidly hilarious if it was Marie Antoinette instead.... Lol
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One of the few pieces to deserve the name 'deviant art'. Most of the works could be called 'vanilla soda-pop'.
I would expect kinky-sexy to be all over a place with this name.
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Kinky-sexy...what does that have to do with the deviation?
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Everything.
WIKIPEDIA:
Deviance in a sociological context describes actions or behaviors that violate social norms including formally-enacted rules (e.g., crime) as well as informal violations of social norms (e.g., rejecting folkways and mores). It is the purview of sociologists, psychologists, psychiatrists, and criminologists to study how these norms are created, how they change over time and how they are enforced.
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Wow, a DD that isn't something stupid. I'm shocked and delighted.
Bravo!
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The body of lies
Lies down
Chained its thoughts
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Great idea and very well done. Rusty chain would've brought more heavy feeling to the chain.
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Don't lose your head!
No really.. brilliant work.
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Ouuuh neat!! The idea I wish I had!
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I really like this. Beautifully executed and lovely concept.
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