Intertwined—the title
For the record, I’ve committed to a title: Intertwined. in·ter·twine verb / past tense: intertwined; past participle: intertwined 1 twist or twine together: (a net made of cotton intertwined with other […]
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Twine and me
I’ve been thinking about the two miles of unraveled twine I used to create my BFA exhibit in 2007. After graduating, I continued using the unraveled fibers for installations in the spring […]
Sage Advice: “Follow the Work”
Today is the day I settled (sort of) on a design (sort of) for my installation at the Method Gallery. But I got distracted, by trying to sort out my impulse for using […]
A continuous loop
Beyond the edge of the world, there’s a space where emptiness and substance neatly overlap, where past and future form a continuous, endless loop. And hovering about, there are signs […]
Channeled Scablands as metaphor
Palouse Falls in eastern Washington is just over an hour’s drive from where I live in north Idaho. Like Dry Falls in north central Washington, this region is part of what’s known […]
Invitation by Method Gallery
Eight months ago, I was invited by the Method Gallery in Seattle to create a site-responsive exhibit. It will open May 29 and run through July 2. The gallery is part […]
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