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New Large Paintings
This series is my response to historical approaches to portraiture, reflecting my fascination with the many different dialects of the language of painting. Each painting is a kind of portrait, or a picture of the aura of an archetype. |
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"Chapel Americana" Masonry, vintage coffee mugs, Christmas lights, muslin, wood and oil paint on fourteen panels. 13 feet by 17 feet by 14 feet. (This view is looking north with a montaged view of the north, west, and east walls) 2006-10.
"Chapel Americana" was a nondenominational meditative space that was located in my former studio in the old Artkraft Strauss billboard factory on 57th Street in Manhattan. The north wall was masonry with built-in lighting fixtures, and was the Chapel's light source; the south, west, and east walls were composed of a cycle of abstract paintings whose value structure interacts mysteriously with the light of the illuminated masonry wall. Below is a video produced by Jennifer Hsu and Carolina Miranda of WNYC. |
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