While exploring the concept of liminality, I sought ways to stay engaged with this challenging process by using some of my more effective strategies. My favorite one? The element of play!
Limitless Visions & Nexus are two of the pieces in the exhibit. Each is made up of multiple panels and you can move them around during the gallery show. They are sold as a single unit and can be displayed in different configurations. Each combination elicits a different feeling, a new way to engage with a shapes and the colors on the canvas. Each iteration reflects a different relationship with my own processes and in between states.
Below are some versions of each of these pieces. Do you have a favorite configuration? What feeling does it elicit? Harmony? Pause? Encouragement? Like a reprieve from an arduous moment? Heavy? Hopeful? Uncomfortable? Confusing? Fun…?
I invite you to visit the Guardino Gallery from October 31 to November 24, and experience interacting with these pieces for yourself
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Limitless Visions & Nexus are two of the pieces in the exhibit. Each is made up of multiple panels and you can move them around during the gallery show. They are sold as a single unit and can be displayed in different configurations. Each combination elicits a different feeling, a new way to engage with a shapes and the colors on the canvas. Each iteration reflects a different relationship with my own processes and in between states.
Below are some versions of each of these pieces. Do you have a favorite configuration? What feeling does it elicit? Harmony? Pause? Encouragement? Like a reprieve from an arduous moment? Heavy? Hopeful? Uncomfortable? Confusing? Fun…?
I invite you to visit the Guardino Gallery from October 31 to November 24, and experience interacting with these pieces for yourself
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