Our decision.
My dear wife Karen and I decided in the store that we liked this piece for our living room back when we initially moved from Eastwood to Galeville.
Then we had a lively art discussion about which direction it should hang.
Lately, coming on four years later, I’ve been looking at the piece and puzzling about its perspective.
Photo editor tilts it.
Isn’t it really a woman wearing an interesting dress?
When I mentioned this to Karen and showed her the edited photo, she laughed and maybe even agreed.
We have not yet rehung the art, though …
Mark Bialczak 
I do see the lady too! I love artwork that speaks different languages like this does. I like to think that the artist would be proud of the lively debate, bro!
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Yes, art is better because of interpretation, sis! When I was gazing at it and spotted the lady I literally slapped my forehead!!
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I can picture that a ha moment! 👏😆
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Talk about palm plants, Sandra!
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It does look like a woman in an interesting colorblock dress, or a scarf maybe. You know what’s important is that you like it 🙂
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We’ve liked it sideways for doing on four years, so it’s a successful living room piece for sure, Joey! I’m glad you see the lady like I do. Ha.
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I can see it!
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We share a brain and an eye, MB. 🤓🤓
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😉
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It is! I see it!
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Yup. I want the artist to see this post and tell us all what is the MAKER’S truth, Nance.
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I love your perspectives, Mark.
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Yes that’s what I thought , but it’s off to the side so I’m not sure.
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My post shows it both ways, pk, thanks to photo editor. Ha.
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No, I mean the way the art is placed on the medium. But I still think it looks like a woman.
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I get it, thanks, pk! The woman in hiding should be the name of the piece.
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oh, I think it does!
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Right?! Thanks for your good eyes Beth!
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