Unintended Consequences
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TimBr
Official Well Known Greeter
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I've gotten my throwballs hung up hard in a crotch before. This brings up the possibility of a much more painful, but very similar circumstance.
Tim
Tim
macswan
Been here a while
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I need more information on this.
You are s'posed to use your lurid imagination, Mac.
Anyway, here is the clip that accompanied said photo:
"A London-based artist was left dangling naked from a tree for three-and-a-half hours after her installation unexpectedly went wrong.
Hilde Krohn Huse had intended to film herself hanging in the nude from a rope in a Norwegian forest as part of a contemporary project.
But, after deciding to stop the camera rolling, she realised she was actually stuck.
She struggled to free herself from the rope, before a friend eventually heard her screaming for help and she was saved.
Huse, who is Norwegian but now lives and works in London, filmed the clip during her final year at the University of Creative Arts.
Incredibly, an edited version has now been chosen to be shown in the Bloomberg New Contemporary exhibition, reports The Local.
Judges said the feeling of helplessness in the clip is the key to its power.
“In the film ‘Hanging in the Woods’, the viewer can witness the breakdown between performance and reality as the intended performance goes wrong and the performer is stuck hanging from the tree without being able to free herself or having any visible means of help or escape,” says the clip’s description."
(pictures credited to Vimeo/Hilde Krohn Huse)
Anyway, here is the clip that accompanied said photo:
"A London-based artist was left dangling naked from a tree for three-and-a-half hours after her installation unexpectedly went wrong.
Hilde Krohn Huse had intended to film herself hanging in the nude from a rope in a Norwegian forest as part of a contemporary project.
But, after deciding to stop the camera rolling, she realised she was actually stuck.
She struggled to free herself from the rope, before a friend eventually heard her screaming for help and she was saved.
Huse, who is Norwegian but now lives and works in London, filmed the clip during her final year at the University of Creative Arts.
Incredibly, an edited version has now been chosen to be shown in the Bloomberg New Contemporary exhibition, reports The Local.
Judges said the feeling of helplessness in the clip is the key to its power.
“In the film ‘Hanging in the Woods’, the viewer can witness the breakdown between performance and reality as the intended performance goes wrong and the performer is stuck hanging from the tree without being able to free herself or having any visible means of help or escape,” says the clip’s description."
(pictures credited to Vimeo/Hilde Krohn Huse)
Dave Rohach
Branched out member
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- Janesville, WI
Maybe a class or two in the art of knot tying would have been a bit more appropriate. That's if you're going to be hanging out upside down in the forest!
It appears that she used 3 slip knots to get herself into position!
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It appears that she used 3 slip knots to get herself into position!
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TreeCo
Carpal tunnel level member
That was hard to watch. Without help she was going to die.....or lose her foot a minimum.
Bet she learned that lesson well.
Bet she learned that lesson well.
Howie65
Participating member
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- Aschaffenburg, Germany
Deleted: didn't see the already posted video link
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