has been for sale for some time, as you have seen. The maintenance and ongoing development to keep our non-profit and idealistic platform for contemporary art running and safe from hackers etc. costs money that is no longer there. Because of small investments that are necessary now and the running costs, we will have to shut down with a heavy heart at the beginning of summer on June 21.
This project is based on the idea that every single second of our lives holds meaning. I collected items that are normally viewed as mundane and used them as "canvas" for my artwork. Using self-portraits of people waking up in the morning I printed, drew, and painted faces on my new material and created an installation filled to the brim with the extraordinary of the ordinary.
This is a piece developed from the "Morning Picture Project," which was shown in a solo exhibition entitled, "I am a Terrible Morning Person."
This is a piece developed from the "Morning Picture Project," which was shown in a solo exhibition entitled, "I am a Terrible Morning Person."
This is a piece from a project I call "The Morning Picture Project."
It was later shown in a solo show entitled, "I am a Terrible Morning Person."
This is a piece from a project entitled "The Morning Picture Project" which was shown in a solo exhibition entitled, "I am a Terrible Morning Person."
This particular piece is close to my heart, as the faces are of my mother who was kind enough to photograph herself waking up in the morning for a month. It is an homage to her as I have fond memories of her loving to open the mail each day, even the junk mail, which is what these trash bags have been filled up with.
Part of the "Morning Picture Project." This participant gave me the exact time she woke up in the morning when she sent me her morning pictures. I thought a clock was the perfect way to make her a part of this show.
