Streamers as shot by an iPhone I have been thinking a lot lately about photography for lots of different reasons. For one thing, talking about my generation what straddles analog and digital pretty squarely, our hands on our hips, one eye narrowed and forgive me, I don’t mean to sound “goldurnit,” because I know some of a certain age may have in fact invented this shit, but I can’t let go of we take pictures with our telephones. So there’s…
I came to the conclusion, “If I was an artist and I was in the studio then whatever I was doing in the studio must be art. At this point art became more of an acitvitiy and less of a product.” Bruce Nauman I hereby dub this Small Wall Space. It’s a piece of wall in My Room, My office, My Studio, My Room of Contemplation, a room of my own and it shall serve to show inspiring works of…
Get us to the Greek Wedding!
I ran into Young Chung at Speranza in Silverlake while dining for a friend’s birthday. Speranza is a spirited place because they allow you to bring your own wine and even though their specials never change you return for the spirits and the homemade noodles. I felt that Young gave me a look that considered me and he mentioned how important I had been to him when he was an undergraduate at Irvine. I had been his TA for a…
I first learned of Islands of LA when my bike buddy, Alex Kenefick sent an email about an event he was doing on one. I was very intrigued by my browse around on Ari Kletzky’s website and thought, “oh, another compatriot.” Another creative architect carving work out of the intersection (pun intended, naturally) of ideas, activities and public space. Social sculpture in an industrial landscape. A decidedly prog bent. Dare I say, daring to be an anarchist art practitioner? Outside…
two sets of color twins within an hour on this hot summer day in sunshine prison.
My graphic design falls in two categories: Visual Research and Presentations for Commercial Directors Print/Web Media for events, private individuals, small business and nonprofits.