Showing posts with label collections. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collections. Show all posts
Thursday, August 20, 2020
Sunday, March 24, 2013
Ibex and zion
first there are dutch moonscapes, then there is ibex, on the shore of a desolate lakebed in western Utah, a place to hunt for trilobites.
Ibex is a climbing destination in the west desert.


the museum in Delta offered many varieties of trilobites, and a room where the rocks glowed in the dark.

then there is Zion, traditionally thought of as a place of refuge, that is Zion is the city of peace where the pure in heart live. new goal: work in a gas station on the freeway for a month. Or perhaps a series of gas stations. Once I decided this, I started treating the people working at the rest stops a little differently...how did you get to work here? Where are you from? Who chooses the music?
Ibex is a climbing destination in the west desert.


the museum in Delta offered many varieties of trilobites, and a room where the rocks glowed in the dark.

then there is Zion, traditionally thought of as a place of refuge, that is Zion is the city of peace where the pure in heart live. new goal: work in a gas station on the freeway for a month. Or perhaps a series of gas stations. Once I decided this, I started treating the people working at the rest stops a little differently...how did you get to work here? Where are you from? Who chooses the music?
Monday, January 14, 2013
secret alphabet of the aspen
the snowy trail at twilight, the secret alphabet of aspens, marching through the subconsciousSalt Lake Valley on a clear day in the winter snow
little pins, pitons, mezuzah, rusted nails
glitter paintings, the Rees boat painting
the wall painting's secret alphabet, the orange wall
the George Bellows, the cold winter river and the steamy boxing ring
and the blue sky on Mt. Olympus
Thursday, November 29, 2012
collections
in the winter, this view looks a little like a Bruegel painting, now with a dinosaur, tent made out of leaves and a little black bear.
other mythical collectionsincluding dioramas of Antarctica, from the London Museum of Natural History, from the penguins point of view
and collections of fossils, rocks and leaves on a Sunday afternoon in Kensington
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