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I began a series of work, entitled where happiness lives, in 2001.
I decided to actively pursue the idea of happiness. I am interested in constructing environments a viewer can experience emotionally and physically. Something that is vaguely familiar but a little different in a fantastical way. I am suggesting what an embodiment of happiness may look like if it had form. |
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The process begins in wander.
I wander a lot. I wander the streets taking pictures of objects and situations that engage my senses, some times picking up discarded colorful objects. I wander among the pages of magazines and books, tearing out samples of color, articles or writing down thoughts. I wander among the yards of fabrics in fabric stores. These are the kinds of references I bring to my studio. In the studio, I make simple drawings and brief writings about the collected references, either each piece on its own or in an intentional combination. From there, I take a specific idea and visual to create site-specific installations and paintings of singular curiosity. |
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IMAGE DESCRIPTION : 1. Outside of My Window. 2. – Outside of My Window, ( detail ) 3. – Trees and Sky. 4. – Ustall. 5. – Julian and Max – front entrance view. 6. – Julian and Max – interior detail.
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