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windowzoo is invited to droog event 2: URBAN PLAY together with
Arno Piroud
Barsky Brothers
CutUp Collective
Gilberto Esparza
Graffiti Research Lab
Jason Eppink
Ji Lee
Joshua Allen Harris
Mark Jenkins
Leon Reid IV
Office for Subversive Architecture
Posterchild
Rebar
SpY
Truthtag
You are Beautiful - come to the opening on September 20th in Amsterdam!
this was my final project for my first year of my film photography class. i took a ton of pictures at different angles of the alley, printed them all, cut them up, and put them together to make one single image. it took forever!
Cover image for a cut-up experiment on my blog:
chadinglis.wordpress.com/2011/12/15/chewing-after-a-break...
There's a really neat translucent marble quality to the wood. I don't know how well that holds up as it dries. This is very green.
I can't stop loving the patterns the Eucalyptus Longhorned Borer larvae left all through the larger pieces of this tree. This is like ancient tribal artwork.
Part of (unofficially?) the Conflux Festival. Quietly we waited on a street corner and were led to the basement of a boarded up construction zone. There we were asked to help stand up their massive patchwork of plywood. We couldn't see anything up close, so we were instructed to step back, further back, further back. And then it appeared, in the reverent silence. Wicked.
an unopened bud fell and I opened it. I didn't photograph them til the next dat [kept in the fridge] by the time I photographed them they'd gone from smooth to pollen
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I got the call from Camille early this morning. She said her gardener had told her she should just let me cut up the tree. I rushed over before work and began cutting. I could not get through the biggest stuff, and after loading the truck entirely, there was still all of this remaining. I will be heading back at lunch to try to pick up another load, and then after work, hopefully for another. I'd really like to get the main trunk bits for some very large pieces, but I don't know how that'll pan out. I probably need to rent a larger chainsaw, or let the city cut it up, and hope I meet with them in time, and that they don't mind me taking the pieces.
Might also need help lifting them. Even the smaller branches - 8" diameter, 3'-4' long, were incredibly heavy. This is a very wet tree.