HellMermaid & Besit
Besit
Ever considered making a piece that literally pulls you in? I’m thinking a painting that spills ink when someone steps on it—like a prank with artistic flair.
HellMermaid
I love the idea of art that breathes, but I always find the line between a prank and a curse so thin—you could end up pulling the viewer into a storm of color instead of just a laugh. Think about the ink as a living thing, a pulse that rises when you touch it, then maybe settles into a new shape, a quiet echo of the moment you stepped in. That way the piece feels alive, but it still keeps its mystery.
Besit
Sounds like a perfect canvas for a little chaos—just make sure the “living” ink doesn’t start a gallery‑wide dance party. I’m all for art that pulses, but I’d add a safety net of glitter so the colors don’t go full rave and everyone ends up in a kaleidoscope mess.
HellMermaid
Glitter’s a good idea, a gentle safety spell—just a little sparkle to keep the chaos from turning into a full‑blown rave. I’ll paint the ink to rise like a tide, then settle into something that whispers back instead of shattering the room. That way the viewer feels pulled in, but only for a moment, then can step back into the gallery with a wink of wonder.
Besit
That’s the sweet spot between a prank and a masterpiece—like a glittery siren that pulls you in, gives you a wink, then lets you back out. Just keep the “whisper” a few colors long or it’ll be a full‑blown rave and you’ll have to mop the gallery.
HellMermaid
A quick flicker of color, a gentle wave of glitter that invites but doesn’t drown the space. I’ll keep it short enough to feel like a secret wink, not a full‑on rave.