Indigo, on a nice ride in the car. Dorky dog.

Objects from my childhood

truck in the rearview miror.

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Jessica was a fashion lady. Althoung her age over 40, she always ketp good image. She loved make up, enjoy quality food, wine and shopping. She was a wedding and event planner. she was very busy at work as she tended to be a perfectionist.

Day 17 - Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal, India: We got a little lost in a cargo hub and stuck in traffic. Yes, mostly pedestrians and bicycles and hand-pulled carts, but the streets were impassable.

SAMSUNG CSC

object oriented eclectism gent

I was asked to photograph some of my everyday & inspirational objects for an art project, interesting results...

Dion says, “Objects speak, and they expand that speech in syntax – objects in relation to other objects... I make meaning by contextualizing and combining elements... Gaining knowledge through an encounter with objects that share my existence in time and space... practices remain rooted in an investigation of material culture” (Courtney, 194). This concept can be related to the ‘selfie’ in terms of who the photo is for. Is it for the person to document that specific moment, action, event, or place for themselves as a record or reminder or is it to display for others? Is choosing to put oneself in the photo serving to make a connection with whoever views the photo? Or is it just a form of narcissism? Dion says, “In the works that explore archaeological or museological display, the fulcrum is that viewers must find themselves in the piece. These works must defy the logic of thinking about history as events and situation of which we are somehow not part” (Courtney, 197). Can viewers find themselves in the photo easier if the photographer wasn’t in the shot? Or does having a person’s face add to the human connection making it more relatable? I don’t think creating a ‘selfie’ of ‘archaeological or museological display’ is antithesis to this concept if the purpose of the artist (‘selfie’ taker) is to place them within that image to feel like they are part of that history or event. In this contemporary context, facebook and flickr are the museums for ‘selfies’, an archaeological record of our social behaviors and relationships.

relief print, 12X12"

Close-up of top section of 'My Time' a found object wall sculpture.

A3: Take a picture of an object or a collection of objects arranged inside and lit with ambeint room lighting. Took a while to think of something. Some cheese and mustard crumpets seemed better than nothing

Abstract in color

Strings

Howe Library's object poetry, created in celebration of National Poetry Month, April 2009 and on display in the children's room.

Evil Cat at Halloween. Evil Cat is an adaptation from the cat in the PC game "American McGee's Alice in Wonderland", with a goatee and a scar on its skin around its left eye.

I am fascinated by the contrast of light and darkness. I also like to get pictures that are up close and personal with inanimate objects. I think when we look at every day objects from a different perspective, one that is more focused and maybe partial instead of whole, you can see things in a completely different light.

Our favorite little cuban bar

There's a big abism between the 70's rock and the Latin American classical guitarrists.

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Objects. Paper, acrylic paint, wire, glue. 2008

This is why you don't wear jeans (or indeed, any cotton fabrics) in the snow: They get snowy, then they get wet, then they get froze. My pantlegs were frozen completely, stand-by-themselves, clacking-against-doorways, solid.

Objects

He loves the floor fan in my office, although he cannot actually turn it on.

@Object_Matrix at Broadcast and Cable 2013 with CISGroup