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03/24/2015 03:03:14 PM |
I can come back to this. And I will. Coming back is the best part, when there's substance to be weighed.
ETA: Something nearly divine.
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03/23/2015 10:14:27 PM |
| The lovely gradations of light are your hallmark. This essay, as with your recent entry "gone" , are a wonderful examples of the seemingly abstract things that fill voids. We point to spaces and things that are gone, thinking of what is no longer there. In reality we may just show how much those spaces express the intangible things about ourselves, the feelings, the interpretations of light, the words, the memories. It\'s that transitional space between the public and private self that artists struggle with continuously. Sometimes when I look at spaces like this I think they hold much more after they become spaces then they previously did. |
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03/23/2015 12:59:06 PM |
I agree with the comments of  2mccs and  jmritz. In addition, I like your web presentation with typewriter font and slightly off center text. Very analog, which works well for this subject matter. You do leave me wanting to see a few more photographs. Your title "Spaces" implies a deeper study of this topic. I hope you'll continue exploring this subject matter. Always nice to have your work in this side challenge. Thanks |
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03/23/2015 10:54:15 AM |
| Fascinating. Combination of "live painting" and photography? You are a master at turning the mundane into the delightful. Lovely essay. |
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03/23/2015 09:38:48 AM |
| my first thought, Vermeer, gradations of light on a wall. guess we've all been there, leaving, moving on, leaving echos of the past now only memories. there is a refined delicate nature to your work, i love. |
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