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| Still life with green shoe1988 junior year in high school | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| tomato series 1 & 2, 1992-93 3rd year of college This is when I began using recycled vintage frames, as integral parts of the artwork. The tomato thing was a commentary on the banality of everyday life, mixed with some kind of hokey baroque frame. "Juxtaposition" is the famous high dollar dreaded art skool word I think I was aiming for. A professor said, "I quite like the use of the old frames, and I'd like you to continue it." I have never stopped. However, nowadays I'm not trying to be ironic or excessively clever anymore. Instead, I have grown to expect the frames to be a crucial part of the painting. They are part of the artwork. |
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This is what I looked like when I painted those tomatos. Pretty freakin scary! | ||||||||||||||||||||||