Mi nephew Quike has a blog site called Escobas , Spanish for “Brooms” (At this blog he leaves his fluffs or articles. A fluff that I have liked is the one dedicated to Bunnies Suicide, this link I am making below and that gives birth to a new tag “Bizarro Humour”
It´s all about suicidal bunnies and their thousand ways of ending up their lives (astonishing and some of them designed to be failure).
They are absolutely aesthetical postions toward life (to highlight, the little rabbits who lie down under the sun with a glass and a book, while Noah is getting his ark full) If we turn psicoanalistic and market-technical, to play with a teddy bunnie -a child symbol- and the instinct of Death or thanatos, can´t be but a deeply and soundly thinked thing and orientated to a very specific type of teenager. Snoopy or Garfield will dwell with different qualities for this same age, that to some of us has become chronical, such as laziness, gluttony, for instance. This looks more sinister to me, and more dark, cynical, and to sum up, weird and bizarre.
The author of this comic strips is Andy Riley, british born in 1970, and they are published in The Observer Magazine since 2002. There are two compilations called: The Book of Bunny Suicides y Return of the Bunny Suicides.
http://city.tomsk.net/~alisher/shared/bunnies/
It´s all about suicidal bunnies and their thousand ways of ending up their lives (astonishing and some of them designed to be failure).
They are absolutely aesthetical postions toward life (to highlight, the little rabbits who lie down under the sun with a glass and a book, while Noah is getting his ark full) If we turn psicoanalistic and market-technical, to play with a teddy bunnie -a child symbol- and the instinct of Death or thanatos, can´t be but a deeply and soundly thinked thing and orientated to a very specific type of teenager. Snoopy or Garfield will dwell with different qualities for this same age, that to some of us has become chronical, such as laziness, gluttony, for instance. This looks more sinister to me, and more dark, cynical, and to sum up, weird and bizarre.
The author of this comic strips is Andy Riley, british born in 1970, and they are published in The Observer Magazine since 2002. There are two compilations called: The Book of Bunny Suicides y Return of the Bunny Suicides.
http://city.tomsk.net/~alisher/shared/bunnies/
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