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Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by Raumcole
Although there is no reason to believe it is anything more than a piece of art.
Well there is ONE reason... this is a conspiracy site, not an art forum...
We find UFO's in old paintings too
Originally posted by ignorant_ape
so when you have a hammer in your hand - do you treat everything as if it was a nail ?
Originally posted by Marrr
I think it's some kind of apocolypse shelter. Merely desinged to look like art.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by ignorant_ape
so when you have a hammer in your hand - do you treat everything as if it was a nail ?
You know... I have been saving this for the right occasion
Just for you... cuz your always so pleasant
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by Marrr
I think it's some kind of apocolypse shelter. Merely desinged to look like art.
You might be right...
"I'm building this work for later. I'm interested in making a work of art that will represent all the civilization to this point." - Michael Heizer
Does have a sorta 'end of days' ring to it
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by epitaph.one
The first photo was done in photoshop by the look of it. the rest are legit. who knows what it is.
The first photo is a screen capture mosaic from Google Earth and I don't use photoshop
Originally posted by redwoodjedi
From the ground, one is reminded of Incan and Aztec architecture or perhaps Egyptian in layout. It doesn't take much effort really, to even see Puebloan kivas, ball courts and temples implied.
Originally posted by Raumcole
That really is an amazing structure, I have to say.
Although there is no reason to believe it is anything more than a piece of art.
*snip*
So with that being said, if were to make a secret something then why tell people about it in the first place? Why cover it up by using an artist who publically announces it's existence, which would of been "more secret" if they just built it without the artist part. I would agree with you if Michael Heizer was a random guy that just popped up, but simple research will show that he has done projects very similar before this. I have to say that since it's an artist creating it, saying "it's too big to be art" or "it's too odd to be art" doesn't work seeing that it is well....art. My opinion is that it is in the desert because it's the perfect place to do a piece of art like this, and it's by Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon which are major tourist attractions. Seems like the perfect spot for what it says it is to me.
Some more information just because you can never have enough.
-His family has lived in Nevada since the 1880s.
-One grandfather, Ott F. Heizer, was a mining engineer, the other, Olaf P. Jenkins, was the chief geologist for California, and his father, Mr. Heizer's was an archaeologist from Lovelock, Nev., who taught at the University of California, Berkeley. (Explains the motive behind the art style)
Seems everything adds up and nothing is suspicious about this.
"Oh damn, it's just a super amazing piece of art" (sarcasm)
Links.
www.nytimes.com...
doublenegative.tarasen.net...
en.wikipedia.org...(artwork)
www.onlinenevada.org...
[edit on 31-8-2009 by Raumcole]