top of page

Bav-Art: The silent chatter

Digital portraits.

The inhabitants of Sand Castle.

Let's revive everyday objects. Let's make them talkative in a simple expression, so they can complain. The wall as a confidant, the floor as a memory, the ceiling as a witness, the useful as essential, the unexpected as a surprise for the mind.

To make exist what we do not see. To give life to what we no longer know how to see.

Wendie de Kandiss - WdK
Wendie de Kandiss - WdK.png

Baz-Art! Facing the walls.

No. 1 — On the wall - Street Art

If walls could talk,

They wouldn't necessarily say what we want to hear.

Low Art! Face down.

No. 2 — On the ground - Street Art

Humanity where it is least expected.

Bat-Art! Top view.

No. 3 — On the Ceiling - House Art

They tower above us, they illuminate us.

Bag-Art! Facing the useful.

No. 4 — The Primordial - House Art

Nothing is useless to someone who knows how to see the soul of things.

Bah-Art! Facing the unexpected.

No. 5 — The Surprise - Find Art

It came out of nowhere and by happy accident.

The unexpected is a surprise for the mind.

The silent chatter .

The 5 Cycles of "Bav-arT"

 

  1. Baz-Art! Facing the walls.

  2. Low Art! Face down.

  3. Bat-Art! Top view.

  4. Bag-Art! Facing the useful.

  5. Bah-Art! Facing the unexpected.

 

Note to my architectural art director,
which demands that every object have a face and a personality. This city will never be finished. As long as there's a pebble or an old nail left, you'll have work to do. To transform the mundane into a true kingdom. Mom.

Bav-Art Technical Specifications:

The art of sticking faces everywhere.

 

  • Concept: Reviving useless objects.

  • Syndrome: Acute and contagious pareidolia.

  • Technique: Digital conceptual art.

  • Creators: WdK & Sons - Architects of Sandcastles.

  • ©2026: Images to be censored and titles in Morse code for fun.

 

​Wendie de Kandiss

Literary Architect and Emergency Artist

bottom of page