We build barriers, lines, and borders. Places of concrete and clear divisions. Explicit designations. Stark separations.
We put up fences and dam up rivers. Create conventions and parameters to define what is acceptable and what isn’t. What can and can't be done. What aligns with normativity and what lives left of center.
But everything crumbles and nothing is impenetrable.
There is a wildness at the heart of everything. An unruly nature that cannot be contained.
“To recognize the crippling feeling of being limited,” John O’Donohue says, “is already to have begun" breaking it away.
P.S. ICAD Day 118-121
P.P.P.S - The pieces below were accepted into an upcoming exhibit at Five Deuces Galleria in St. Petersburg, Florida:
These are powerful - and gorgeous
I love the folded/crinkled texture of some of your papers. These are great; idling in the corners of our seasons, I like because I admire your use of white space so much. Not everything has to be filled and busy. And congrats on having your pieces accepted!