Oops, what kind of art is this and why it ends up in a stove?

Alright, my thoughts went something like this: hmm, the Kindness Rock community, niceee, I need a rock so I can paint it. I don't have a rock… but I do have a sturdy cardboard core from a roll of waterproofing tape. That'll do the job. Aaaand guess what -> it all ended up in the stove. 😁 But hey, if it weren't for my scribbling, smearing paint all over the table and my hands and wasting a totally unnecessary amount of tempera, these photos wouldn't even exist. So I guess that also counts as some kind of "art" in a weird bibana way. xD

All that, we'll call it (for now) pointless smearing, coating and wiping, and this thin little hair stole the show. xD Next time I'll just zoom in on the dust on the table. You really don't need a better decoration. And I don't know if I'm crazy, but I genuinely keep thinking about framing things like this and hanging them in the hallway, arranged exactly like in this blog, in some kind of a grid.
I honestly think it would look interesting.

If a banana taped to a wall can be art, this can pass too, believe me. And if I ever want to sell these, all I'd need is to find enough crazy people willing to pay, and boom, there's a job.

As we say here: "There's work for anyone who actually wants to work." xD

What is it that that the most often ends up in front of your lens these days?
Looking through my phone gallery, for me it's exactly things like this plus nature and ofc food. :D
I see a lot of people posting beautifully blossoming tree canopies, lovely green fields, but we still don't have that here yet. They're even forecasting another round of snow these days, sooo spring photos will have to wait a month or two. Until then, you'll just be getting this kind of silliness from me. xD
Hihi, kisses.