I do love the tension in that piece. Look behind, little girl, look behind. Mother is watching. As I mentioned to @sandrina.life below, maybe a mechanical lion would work. Then again, having a live one running about in the ruin, behind the Singularityites, much like in Twelve Monkeys, to muck with the works and cause tension, might be more edgy. I can visualize it now.
And please be careful driving with a bad foot. I tried to do it once in my Datsun truck with my left foot doing clutch, gas AND brake while the right leg layed out across the seat. It did not end well, though no MAJOR mishap ensued. Luckily I stopped before the fence.
I love that you spin up appropriate stories in museums. That would be a creatively fun, all-day group activity of joy. Maybe someday I can join you for a long, fun day of make-up storytelling.
Well technically, 'father is watching' as it's a male lion back there, I thought it more fierce. I also thought the piece a sort of play on the 'lion and lamb' story.
Bad foot driving was interesting. It is an automatic, thank goodness, so I used my left for the brake and my bad foot for gas, but there is a sort of raised carpeted bump next my accelerator so I was able to sort of rest my very taped and double socked foot on it. It was not fun, but I had to go check on my rental cottage.
I'd live a double dd day out! Too bad you live on the 'wrong' side of the usa ;) and when I travel I go even further east! Someday, maybe. Or, I could skype with you whilst in London and we could look at things together. Maybe I'd tape my surface to a little robot roomba and you could 'follow' me around the V & A portrait gallery :)
I'm all in for a museum visit, no matter how it's done. What fun we could have making things up and probably doing a bit of laughing as well. And the roomba and a gopro sounds about ideal. "Madame, what is that little round thing following you around the Museaum"? "Oh, that's a virtual Schteinnbot, we're doing an art walk n' talk, entertaining ourselves to no end". Would they let us stay?
Glad you did not take out any fences with sore-foot driving. Good job on that. TTFN