r/UtterlyBizarre

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Artwork] "CLIMATE CONTROL" – Our interior designer mate integrated our flat-footed friend into the penthouse ceiling as a living luxury fan. (Consensual & paid legal contract).

Finishing off our weekend studio marathon with Mark Studio's ultimate domestic masterpiece.

To be fair, our mate Alex was a bit too naive when he signed the paperwork. He agreed to a legally binding 5-year commercial talent waiver with Mark (a professional director and interior designer) without fully realizing that his unique physical structure would be engineered into "extremely grotesque surrealist concepts."

He receives his regular contractual compensation for his image, but the exit penalty is simply too high to break, so the contract remains absolute.

The Concept: Alex's digital asset is integrated into the drywall structure of Mark's high-end penthouse ceiling, elegantly framed by a polished brass ring.

The Mechanics: His 100% certified giant flat feet rotate at high speed, acting as functional kinetic blades for domestic climate control, while his permanent hyper-extended eyes look straight down at the living room to ensure optimal airflow.

The structural rendering is done and the contract lasts for another 4 years and 10 months.

u/Dry-Locksmith1754 — 8 days ago

Do bizarre people perceive conventional people to be bizarre?

​To be frank, as I think about bizarre things, I cannot avoid thinking about bizarre being just consequence of perspective.

​What does it truly mean to be bizarre?

​I mean, someone would say that homeless people fighting for middle of dead rat are bizarre, but others would say that people who get mortgages, start families, and then divorce, get alimonies, contract diseases, get fired, and then struggle not to be homeless are bizarre.

​So, is there anything that can define the term bizarre as some sort of absolute category, or is it all just relative?

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u/Active-Chemistry4011 — 13 days ago