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I visited the National Gallery of Art this month during a business trip to Washington D.C. where I saw the exhibit In the Tower: Mel Bochner. His paintings were based on wordplay that is aided by a thesaurus to unpack, extrapolate, unravel, and literally tease out the physicality of words. Continue Reading →
I’ve had this concept for an interactive sculpture for some years now. I’m resurrecting the idea from my sketchbook and trying to breathe life back in to it.
This photo collage is a small visual rumination on the concept.
This pen and ink sketch was of someone I deeply love and admire. We had a chance to digitally exchange some deep thoughts lately, and those conversations stirred me. Many people call themselves seekers as a cowardly way to avoid closing their open mind on truth. But, sincere seekers have a fire in their belly and brave the cold in pursuit of truth.
He’s sincere.
Addie is amazing. She is intelligent, creative, funny, discerning, and oozes “older sister.” My prayer for her during this season of her life is that she develop the confidence that comes from above, and the ability to grow through self-examination versus using entertainment to escape those nagging internal questions. Continue Reading →
I scanned in a bunch of my older Moleskine journals that I used to carry with me on the train to and from work. It was then and in these journals I anxiously scrawled out my thoughts about these “mental blocks.”
I’m preparing for a 2012 goal: Make a piece of art each day, a drawing, sculpture, collage, whatever. Keep it loose, don’t take myself too seriously, but show some grit. I’ve had this iGoogle post-it widget full of ideas for at least a few years, so this wouldn’t be a bad place to start, I suppose.
