I dont know why photography has been just grabbing me lately in ways it never has before. I think its the curation of triangle triangle yet again. Here is a photo by Elad Lassry.
Wow. REFLECTIVE MAGENTA CABBAGE IN A PURPLE FRAME!
Ok. So if you love photography – or even if you’re a skeptic – follow triangletriangle.com
And, if anyone knows more about Elad Lassry – if theres a personal website. please comment!
Your Data Must Be Analyzed is a new ongoing project of mine in the works that will hopefully see fruition soon. Here is a screen-print poster I made experimenting with the title of the project.
wow. another photograph has caught my eye. It’s by Talia Chetrit. I found it yet again on triangle triangle. It’s very interesting how subtle it is and how the hour glass slightly references an infinity symbol.
In terms of being personally moved by art, for some reason photography only captures my attention every so often. I can appreciate it often, but not often does it really resonate within me deeply. I ran across this image on triangle triangle. It was taken by Anthony Goicolea. It is outstanding.
“Your Data Must Be Analyzed” is a Mail Art Series that I am sending out to my Alternative Practices class. It is an initial off-line survey that I am starting for another project. I’ve been calling this the “analog” version. (although there isn’t much analog about it) However, I am experimenting in the response Off-line v.s. Online. More to come on this project and the responses later. We shall see.
Here are some images from the Space One Eleven opening “Statement of a Facade” by the Birmingham Art Collective and “Pubic Places, Private Spaces” by Margot Wade.
Your Data Must Be Analyzed is a new ongoing project of mine in the works that will hopefully see fruition soon. Here is a screen-print poster I made experimenting...
Sara Cannon is an artist and designer living in Birmingham Alabama. This is her website that merges her two loves: art.design. Check here for collections inspiration as well as her own work. <3