My memory has always been terrible. I was castigated by my art history teacher by the mother of one of my classmates. I was able to do multiple-choice without a problem. I could ace it, but I never put things into memory I thought hey I just know where to go to find it so […]

Right to left Cut and Fill Deep carving From detail, 3d third dimension in Memphis. Struggles from memory …

Finishing Each area and passage belongs to the one who suggested it to me. Right corner for Water for Phil Smooth for Julie Carving for Michael Standing verticality for my school art teacher, Mrs Winkelhorn. Gravity and mass Anamorphic suggestion Different perspectives in Phil’s painting

  Breaks. En Pause. I learned to take breaks at night art school cigarette model pauses between poses. I had stayed working.

I castigate and chastise myself for being slow to learn — how stupid I was not to see this before. Then I think that’s okay. And keep going. Until I’m stopped or forced my own willpower to take breaks, trying to remember breaks at the national academy where I practiced smoking a cigarette and didn’t […]

Take a look around you and take a picture of something you’ve overlooked. What do you notice about it? My mother shared an office with my father. [ ] I made sculptures by the bathroom light because mine had to be off. Pink baby, plaster casts, carvings. We lived across the street from a museum. […]

My academic education I started at the national academy. I’d work without stopping g, sculpt, sculpt, sculpt I learned to take breaks, to sit on the benches with the other students or the class, all mostly ten or twenty years older. I eent to a couple parties with one or more of them. One at […]

Scale of detail Depth of field Gloria Drew Feet Priorities, Kathy!

I check whether anything is broken. I unwrap. And I wonder how to refine the pink and green. Maybe how to see the rainbow! Whether or not it’s possible to get in a photograph. I’d find it somewhere in the gorm form. … Upside down