A few renderings for recent research into combing poetry and welcome mats. Street. Language.
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A few renderings for recent research into combing poetry and welcome mats. Street. Language.
poetry
A few renderings for recent research into combing poetry and welcome mats. Street. Language.
Working on ways to put poetry in our path, which is a continuation of my work with public inscription. Gravity makes its presence known. from the titular poem:
it’s international bonsai day when we consider beauty and
control as two sides of the same coin
there is a provocative quote that i misremember as
all desire is aggression . . .
Top: Misremember As All (study) Reservoir Park, installation view. Coir welcome mat, shoe laces, permanent marker
Bottom: Misremember As All, Layton Gallery installation views, Coir welcome mat, shoe laces, permanent marker
After two years of planning, on June 15th the bronze plaque for Wild Season was mounted to a 5000 lb black granite boulder, which had been sourced from northern Wisconsin. The piece now sits on the edge of a bluff over looking Lake Michigan. Thanks to M Lackie for technical expertise mounting the plaque to the boulder. 6.5 hours reduced to 40 some seconds.