installation photos
Finally, better photos!
wall drawing + video
Video footage from the intersection shows the activity that generated the text and the wall drawing.
observations as text
14 "text.maps" of the written notes that generated the wall drawing
VF 0019, framed
This piece was framed and hung in the space between the first and second galleries.
killer weed
Determined to assert their dominance over the Department of Transportation, these little trees/weeds grow straight up through hollow signposts to reach the sunlight at the top.
toys
I was touched by the image of this elderly man who posted a sign offering his handmade wooden toys for sale around the corner. He probably does this every weekend. With the opening happening later in the day, though, I had no time to go check them out.
session 14
session 14, intersection of Venice Blvd. and Beethoven, WNW corner, Saturday, morning, clear
drawing, day 06
wall drawing, days 01 - 06
session 13
session 13, intersection of Venice Blvd. and Beethoven, ENE corner, Friday, "afternoon" [before 8pm], clear [companions: Richard Snouffer; Trish, Jim and Helen Ringley]
session 12
session 12, intersection of Venice Blvd. and Beethoven, WNW corner, Friday, morning, clear [companion: Michael Knight]
sweet ride
happiest dog ever
first beer before work
This friendly guy invited me to shoot his portrait opening his first beer of the morning. He proudly pointed out that he was also on his way to work.
drawing, day 05 [and a half]
drawing, days 01 - 05 and part of 06
more clear
need more of the color for "clear sky" weather...skies have been clear every day since Monday...very boring
drawing, day 04
drawing, days 1 - 4
session 11
session 11, intersection of Venice Blvd. and Beethoven, ESE corner, Thursday, night, clear [companion: Mary Leigh Cherry]
afternoon sun
working on text maps outside [behind the gallery], catching a little late afternoon sunshine
session 10
session 10, intersection of Venice Blvd. and Beethoven, SSE corner, Thursday, afternoon, clear [companion: Jenny Ly]
today's greatest find
comic: "Scooby-Doo and the Case of the Doughy Creature"
get it
FOUR YOUR EYES
ha-ha
where the names have no streets
Colonial Avenue [which actually exists on the other side of Venice Blvd]
off
somehow that does make sense
half
half bedroom/half exhibition
text maps
making text drawings/maps of recorded activity [which is coded into the large drawing] to install on the opposite wall
