Last summer I discovered something about how I worked that was surprising to me. I realized that I had become hesitant to post work in progress; that this was a private time and I needed to listen to what was happening with out any distraction. Work was taking form and language and I wanted to respect this inchoate and vulnerable space; now it feels fine to show the studio walls full of work that isn't finished but is indicating its direction.
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| Studio wall, facing west, Feb 2016 |
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| Studio wall, facing east, Feb 2016 |
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| Studio wall, from above and facing west, Feb 2016 |
very very inspiring Liz!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Lisa, facing some fears and having fun.
DeleteLooks great! I love studio photos and photos of work in progress. It does make one feel vulnerable in a way, and I think it helps me (when I do it) break through some walls that I build around myself. Thanks, I like your work a lot!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jesse, I really appreciate your words. And we have a mutual admiration going on here as I really enjoy your work too!
DeleteJust superb!
ReplyDelete(both space and the art created within its walls...)
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Thanks Anna, it's a great space to work in, I am so lucky.
DeleteA beautiful space ...
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter, I love it!
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