8.11.09

Stagg btn Union and Lorimer

3.11.09

Dope

From Keetra

Ty Jeff

18.10.09

Scribble

Like Light


16.10.09

Vamanos

Wanna go to El Museo with me this weekend?
"Theodore Roosevelt" by Marius De Zayas.
Web image found during my De Zayas search.

15.10.09

We Are Midway

Our, sometimes, informant Myrvn has been working with Chris Jordan via IBM to investigate how our waste travels.

13.10.09

Harry Smith

Gehard Demetz



via Beautiful Decay

5.10.09

Colloquially Know as Pot

A variable resistor or rheostat. Okay, I am not going to pretend that I really know much about this. Its my giant dimmer that can handle a lot of wattage. My uncle gave it to me as a safety precaution in testing my light pieces.Also, check out Gideon's piece in Harper's, Tokeville: On the frontiers of Federalism and Dope

3.10.09

Monumental

























top: Screenshot from Rivers and Tides, a doc on Andy Goldsworthy
bottom: Gerhard Richter painting

26.9.09

Bedroom

My father loves organizing his garage and workshop with peg boards. I like the idea of having all your tools and supplies out and displayed on the wall.

Filmstrip

top: Ruby Falls, middle: stalactites on the way to Ruby Falls, bottom: Grandparents' barn behind the house.

High Tide

At my grandparents farm in Tony, Alabama
The last photo is the old bath house that my dad used when he was a little boy.

15.9.09

Illegal Operation

Opera playing. Operating on a presentation that might include the game operation or something of the likes. Like, I am tire, maaaan. But I found this. The highlight; My reading chair.

8.9.09

Computing

onedotzero interactive festival identity - preview from onedotzero on Vimeo.

8.8.09

Plant update : Harvest


This is the first time I've had a plant to produce fruit.

20.7.09

Who wants to live forever

by Jo Seub via vvork
Wondering which painting inspired this work.
// This Descent from the Cross bears the closest resemblance. Thanks Santi //

10.7.09

My girls

I love the things that make me smile when I am alone.

Animal Collective is like the Beach Boys of the 21st century. Has that already been said?