Take an object for a walk


Here the object “A Fork” that i choose to be with. I was asked to go for the walk with Abdul Razzak one of my classmates. But we couldn't make it because of our timing. So I had to do it alone. Used the timer to capture those moments.


Here is the map.I started walking from the Eldon building to Hovertravel.
 


Started a pretty nice hot day with a spoon to get a better understanding of what it feels to be with and get something out of it at the end of the day.


All of a sudden find an identical match between the patterns of the fork’s prongs and the bench. Quite amazing, isn’t it?



Any thoughts on this? For me, it's just sitting on a bench like a person.



I wish I could hold things that connects to me together in my daily life like the fork holding those stone.

Eye soothing! Made a beautiful sound. Yet I failed to hold up even a single stone though.


Mimicry to a building. Not identical but yet making sense.



Though it's slow and steady. Only patience can do the work that's needed to be done.


Wanted to be like a fork. Though it went wrong.


Mixed it up with wind, grass, and prongs of the fork and you can see the result. Not usual but still worked fine!


Beautiful, isn't it? I felt nature perfectly poised with a man-made material.





A direction that was missing without the fork. Which completes the picture.


Don’t mix up those trees with the fork.


Imagine the fork is missing one of its prongs. Hope you guessed that I was mimicking a fork that's missing its prongs.


Either the fork or the tower they were losing their focus on one another. Have to be cautious to focus on something that's on the card and on time to get something positive out of it.


It's an illusion. That's the sun, not a sweet that can be held onto a fork.


All we need is to balance everything that needs to be. Just like the dinosaur and the fork in the picture.


The fork did help me to hold my phone while taking pictures as a mobile stand.

Don’t have a digger? No worries, all you need is a fork that can do the same required job. To do, it requires patience from you.


The sea took all the particles from the fork that was stuck to it.



Enjoyed the sunset in front of the ocean. I’m not talking about me. It's the fork which was enjoying the whole time. And ended a well-spent day tour!

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