Friday, May 05, 2006

Repetition and Juxtaposition





I am fascinated by food and Dürer's Large Turf. These photo contributions may betray a myopic eye, but no matter. I tend to want to make the small things monumental, sometimes iconic.

What kind of structure do painters normally lay on their photographic pursuits? I want to create a visual dictionary for my work and I feel that having a time stamp upon my interactions with this site will create a reason for continuing to ask more of my own visuality and archive sensibility. I have created a diaristic "history of my visual consciousness" in grad school, some of which will probably reappear here. I'm more interested in covering new ground in painting and drawing through a reinvestment in the daily and its appearances.

I have been making drawings about the fantastic with reference to the mundane and the bodily. My last post is an example of the type of riffs on classical still life which have been my bread and butter for the better part of a year.

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Anonymous said...

At a BBQ last Sunday, I found 2 four-leaf clovers. Dave was supposed to keep them safe in his shirt pocket, but I don't know whether they survived.

-Jen

Unknown said...

Oh nos! If you find the clovers will you scan them and send them to me? That is a nice but sad story. I'm glad you like the clovers. Whose BBQ?