The Art of Hiding and Revealing
posted by tearful dishwasher at 7:13 AM
Friday, June 24, 2005
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- Name: tearful dishwasher
- Location: U.S. Outlying Islands
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5 Comments:
this is an eye-catching piece that grabbed me at first glance, then turned to something vaguely threatening. perhaps it's her LOOMING over that creates a feeling of oppression, but i can truthfully state that in addition to its fairytale-look in its burst of fireflies-- the flier has a distinctly vampiric quality-
intriguing, scott.-
karen
Karen-
To me the most fascinating aspect of these pieces is that they resonate on a subconcious level and bring to the surface all kinds of unrecognized connections...things that are present but not yet dragged out into the light.
I'm glad you felt something in this.
yrs-
Scott
Jack-
Cornell is one of my wife's favorites, too.
By the way, I am glad to see you and Jenni both
so happy and productive and doing so well.
You guys rock.
if i ever publish a book, i want this on the cover.
When you do, Jim, it's yours.
all the best-
Scott
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