computer art
What the heck is she up to now? See, I had some primer left over from my door and door frame painting project and needed to use it up on something. (Then later I tried to wash my hands and brush with soap and water, forgetting it was oil-based paint ... doh!) I'll tell you more later, but as I told a friend yesterday, "It's a con-sepsually dense installation project in utero" ... or some other such crap. Must be because I spent Saturday evening sweating blood over the dreaded artist's statement. I'm all about the pictures these days as the words mostly suck. Sorry. I'll get my mojo back soon I hope.
posted by andrea at 4:07 p.m.
11 Comments:
You haven't lost your mojo...not if you can occupy yourself doing stuff like this...
I hope you're going to paint the screen blue.
Hey, I KNOW about lost mojo.
Hope you get it back soon.
just be real... your statement is your art!
and i am totally grooving on this white spray paint phase dear...
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You crazy arty chick, you. I'm not even going to pretend to understand this but I love the Marvin on the side x
Is that what happens to a computer when it gives up the ghost?
Even when you are not feeling particularly articulate, you make me laugh - both verbally and visually.
Don't you hate writing artist statements? I took mine up with me a few years ago to our annual retreat (see today's blog entry for elaboration) - BAD idea! It so 'stuck' me that it was days before I could paint again. Not really good usage of 'relaxing' retreat time!
Good luck!
I think most people talk to listen to themselves and it's usually just rambling anyway which, I sometimes do enjoy.I think keeping it to the point is the best way to go.What an awesome white computer you have there Andrea ! :)
Are you making a statement concerning how we as a society try to 'whitewash' the tragic, pathetic situation unfolding before our very eyes;
how humans in the 21st Century resorted to the relatively controlled environment of blogging in lieu of participating in actual intercourse with others in the rw?
WW: "Occupy yourself" -- isn't that what they strive to do in mental institutions?
Kyk: Hmmm... now THAT'S conceptually dense. I like it -- how can I use it...
Sally: Maybe it's over at your blog? :)
Susan: It's those public spaces that are at fault. They want evidence that you can THINK, too. :)
Cherry: Even when it's finished you probably won't get it, but then neither will I.
Nomad: Oh, that hurts.
Tara: bad girl! Writing artist's statements is definitely NOT a vacation activity.
Sheri: Thanks. I did it myself. :)
HE: Why .... yes! (Can I use that?) :)
Painters know the RW is very much over rated :P
I think you are making the computer look as common as bathroom fixtures, as opposed to the exclusive magic box of a select group of users.
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