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"That is a good book which is opened with
expectation and closed in profit."
Hazel taking up her standard beach pose on the deserted Killantringan Bay
Photo by Erin Jenkins of the exhibit "Renate Aller: The Space Between Memory and Expectation" on view at Brattleboro Museum & Art Center October 22, 2022 - February 12, 2023. www.brattleboromuseum.org
This image was huge for me and was planned for weeks. i was inspired at the time by Lewis Hine and James Ravilious. Although the two artists have very different styles i had in my own way designed a half documentary image, half exaggerated. I used photoshop to redirect the light towards my naked model who is there to represent depressed males, naked in order to seem vulnerable.
...We develop expectation before taking a look at the reality, our mind is always engaged in drawing new images, creating new expectations... "Expectations In Life & Resulting 404 Error Pages" www.philosophyinlife.info/46/expectations-in-life-resulti...
- Preparing for making #SomeTime2011 expectations visible & real with @susannahei @personaleu @kristiinameme @onnellisuuso & @ordinare
Brook Cagle
Expectations are dandelions. Just one or two seem harmless – even pretty. And we learn from a young age to pick them, leaving their roots deep in the soil beneath, and to blow our big wishes into our little hands. And then they spread.
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A return.
This wall painting was last engaged with in 2015. Since that time the local council has contributed to the composition via layers of their own exterior acrylic paint. Their decisions have been informed by the 2015 work as well as the desire to omit the names of general members of the public who have contributed by adding their names with various colours of aerosol paint. With one action following the other, the layers continue to build, like the clouds moving across the sky. The particular details that comprise the current work are parts, rendered in an aesthetic attempt to acknowledge the sites surroundings.