Wednesday, February 27, 2013
The "Hattie III"
This is called the carding room where they actually spin wool onto those wooden cones the first step in the many processes that make a wool felt hat.
Eraserhood
This building is in a neighborhood in Philadelphia known as "Eraserhood".
So named because when David Lynch was in school at PAFA, where I am getting my MFA, he was fascinated with this neighborhood and it inspired his burned out industrial scenes in his movie "Eraserhead".
So named because when David Lynch was in school at PAFA, where I am getting my MFA, he was fascinated with this neighborhood and it inspired his burned out industrial scenes in his movie "Eraserhead".
Hattie I
This is 1 in a series of three paintings I did of the interior of a 100 year old hat factory in Denver, Pa. It is know locally as "The Hattie".
Doppleganger
This is a large painting 60" x 36" oil sticks on canvas.
My studio in Philadelphia is on the 8th floor, so my view of the pedestrians is much like what is pictured. I left shadow images (ghosts) in the painting because I been thinking about the things/people that become invisible in life.
My studio in Philadelphia is on the 8th floor, so my view of the pedestrians is much like what is pictured. I left shadow images (ghosts) in the painting because I been thinking about the things/people that become invisible in life.
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