H A P P Y H A L L O W E E N !!!!!!
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Just as I am drawn to the beauty and mysteries embedded in the ruins of ancient cities, I am interested in the contemporary archeology of today’s urban centers. There is an undeniable beauty in neglected city walls which show the ephemera of decades: marks, tags, torn posters, notations, and expressions of all kinds, by artists, youths, outsiders, strivers—people connected only by geography and the desire/need to be noticed and to get a message through. It’s often an accidental collaboration, but the synthesis of those different visual voices—the most recent being fully visible, and older ones partially obscured—is anything but dissonant. Those layers of disparate expressions have a harmony, mystery, and sense of inevitability that I strive for in my work.see more here.
...the work addresses unconscious biases we hold, both as makers and non-makers, about the way we value our time and the time of “experts” versus the time of “hobbyists”.see more here.
The work revels in ideas of 'mistakes' as a way to champion the everyday, the human.see more here.
The dangers, often represented through molecular formulae, aggressive non-native vegetation, and microscopic representations of disease, are equally beautiful, providing their own duplicitous seduction.see more here.