This feels both wholesome per the idea, and awful as it feels like an epitome of humans only understanding humans.
The damaged tree likely could still have been a home for animals. This, not so much.
I don't understand the need so many feel to make sure that human fingerprints are visible on everything. Like carving initials in trees, spray painting on boulders, stacking stones at the beach.
Can't we look out at the natural world and see that it's the absence of us, or absence of any signs we were there that makes it beautiful?
Imagine a person gets struck by lightning and we carve their body into the shape of a branch
This should be a law, for some reason.
Looks more like an angle-grinder artist to me.
Good spot. Yeah - that’s how it is. I remember looking at chainsaw carvings the first time and - being a chainsaw user - was mind blown at the level of detail. Made much more sense when I watched a YT video about it and saw the finishing tools being used.
Now do another one and make them high-five
"Chainsaw artist" is an interesting way to spell "wood sculptor".
Kinda spooky
Big, if true
Should have been giving the sky the middle finger.
Cabin in the Woods, anyone?
He's clearly using a grinder in the picture.
First thing I thought of:
