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Title: "In Philosophical Terms, In Love, In New York, In A Confused State, In 1841"Mixed Media: various paper, ink, enamel, tape, acrylic, oils, gesso, two fucking beautiful old books
-zv
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opah! it is thunderously non-thunderous,
a studied contradiction in...
is there fire involved? destruction as creation
and then creation as destuction?
"when do faces become fences," etc.
fantastic without being fantastic.
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really beautful, the way youve built up the textures. it has a very calm, quiet feeling for me, something in the colors, the way all the text is shrouded. the black mark in the middle makes me think of a poem, by rilke, the lines about the "mighty will"... [link]
anyways, this is really great. the balance you achived here is just amazing.
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i love all the white paint, and the way the colors are bleeding through. all the subtley makes the hard black area stand out even more. the flat layout, i think, works really well with this, seeing that you've created this object by reconstructing some (fucking beautiful) old books. really great piece.
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this is cool, pretty different, its good to see some mixed media goin on. it looks great, but i bet it looks better in real life
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i love this one alot. because of the color alot.
because you practicly use 2 color (blanc and white) witch is cool.
what i like alot is the texte i think it very well placed. and the big black stain with the texte on the right is very nice. great job!
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I really like this, yeah, I just really like it.
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Like I told you, I love how everything kind of falls into the big black spot in the center. For some reason I feel like someone got killed in 1841.
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i love this style with the bits and pieces and the soft coloring. the only thing that i wonder is if some of it could have been at an angle instead of everything done in-line. but then again, maybe that's part of the style of your piece. I really do like it - catches the eye.
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