Behind the Lens

The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed.                  -Carl Jung

The projects listed below, are part of an ongoing exploration of the connection
between my photographs and my paintings.

Many of the links below will open the original blog where these images were posted inside the container of this site.
The navigation links will work (previous/next) but clicking on links like "dashboard" or "next blog" might produce undiserable
results. As long as you stay on this site, you can click the "behind the lens" button above to return to this index page

Behind the Lens artist statement

 
somewhere in between

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random pairings: introduction  
 

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fotolae
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daily bread
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the other side
 
 

the images above change each day, they are hosted on fotola; an intimate photoblogging platform where i have been posting daily, to two blogs, since 2004.
clicking either image will take you to its original post which often has an accompanying text-

 

365 day projects

 
daily self portraits and (not so) random thoughts
9/1/08-8/31/09


30 years ago, my division III (senior thesis) exhibition was partially comprised of a series of books contining daily self portraits accompanied by a journal entry. 30 years later, on September 1, 2008, I started participating in a group project: 365 days. This blog is an offshoot of that project.

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from the studio

9/1/09 - 8/31/10



Taking a photograqph in the studio, every day was how I decided to continue with a 365 day project without taking self portraits. I wanted a subject matter that I was intimately connected with, so if not "me" then my studio. For a while this blog was the front page of this site, but at a certain point I needed it to be more of a journal and what I was writing about did not seem well suited to being an introduction to my work.

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sink or swim

9/1/10 - present


The third iteration of keeping the 365day project; this one is made up of daily cell phone snaps. It has previously been titled: "running away from home" and "treading water"

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vsco.co
 
vsco


 
a flower every day (for marina abramovic)



photographs, drawings and writings in response to the exhibition
"The Artist Is Present" at MOMA 3/14-5/31/2010

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random thoughts: the blog



a photoblog; images from december 2004 - 2011

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small things

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