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Experimentation - making use of the 3 way mirror in the bathroom
Taken with an iPhone 3GS using Hipstamatic - Jimmy Lens, Ina's Film. Then re-processed in CameraBag - Magazine and then ColorCross for extreme painting like effect
Once the gallery closed on our opening night, Nicole and I sat out in the laneway discussing how the night went and I took this photo, looking through the doors of the gallery.
... and here's the end result of a full day of hanging artwork....
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After another "different" style portrait of my eldest son for his 14th Birthday. I like this as it reflects the typical teenager who has several personalities in one body :)
She thinks she's a guitar hero. This didn't turn out half as good as I had planned... but it was a good learning experience. Maybe I'll try again in a month or two.
I couldn't help thinking of Bonzo Dog Band's "My Pink Half of the Drainpipe," even though there's not a two-toned drainpipe marking the divide between the halves of this duplex.
Quaint little toilet at Dunsandel..take your life crossing the road to get to it with a full bladder.
Here's a pan of No Vacancy when we first arrived and started hanging our pieces.... it was a hard days work!
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And yep, that's Nicole in the middle of the pic.
Here's a shot of some of Nicole Tattersall's work in our show.
Visit nicoletattersall.blogspot.com for more of her work!
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"& when you walk inside, i feel the door.
i'll never let it push your arms no more
& when your legs give out just lie right down,
i will kiss you till your breath is found.
& when you walk inside, i feel the door
i’ll never let it push your arms no more.
so do you think i came to fight?
& do i always think i’m right?
oh no, i never meant to be a pest to anyone this time.
how quickly will your joy pass?"
hi. i have split personality disorder,
high levels of frustration,
and too much time on my hands to do too many things.
In my freshman year, I read a book called "True-Faced." It encourages you to take off your mask and show the real side of you. But I often feel that there are two (or more) sides of me. Sometimes I'm not sure which side is real. Or sometime, a side of me comes out that I didn't even know it existed.
The scene was taken in the Green Lake retreat center in Wisconsin. Without a storyline to begin with, I decided to make a short suspense film. Then the poem came to me when I finished editing.
cast & background voice: Rebekka Schultz