Edgar Degas once said,
Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.
When I spotted this in a store in Hong Kong, I wondered what it could mean. It was a store selling clothes and bags.
What do you think? What was the artist trying to show?
Wordless Wednesday #24
happiness and food 
Was he trying to show: “Awaken the devil inside you?”😀
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Lol! And then buy our clothes? 😛
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Seems like an odd choice for a clothing store. Skulls have always been fashionable with the younger generation, though and it’s definitely an attention getter!
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Well, I thought I was young but never found them fashionable 🙂 Thanks for stopping by Debbie. Hope you are well.
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Definitely makes a statement. I think it probably has something to do with our naked selves still needing to be glittered and glammed up. 🙂 It will attract the teens that’s for sure!
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All that Glitters is not beautiful :p
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Hmmm, who knows?! Interesting choice!
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was it a store selling the brand Police 🙂
Bikram’s
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hah! It was there to get your attention! Worked didn’t it!
Have a super duper day!
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Sparkling skull. “Wear our clothes and sparkle your skull” is that it? 😉
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I don’t know. Maybe it’s a way to invoke the curiosity of the window shopper, so they come inside, ask what it is about, and then get tempted to buy something after seeing the wares. 😉
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Maybe it meant ‘You’ll die paying for it but you’ll die with the widest grin on your face’. 😀
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Bling to the core 🙂
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Ha ha! Agree to that! Thanks for stopping by!
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Lol! Though it looks quite weird in front of a clothing store, it surely would have been there to evoke some curiosity among the onlookers and get people into the store ;).
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