Welcome to or from The Department of Honeland Inspiration. Okay - we mean Homeland, but we are indeed trying to hone in on things in our environment.
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For Noah. Some pictures you only take because of someone else in your life that you want to show it to. |
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Applecore Patina: cousin of the squashed abandoned glove series |
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Art Ranger on Reservation Road |
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Found by Tom Boyer in Saratoga |
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Art Ranger wants to name it "partisanships" or is it a force field? Where two ends of a magnet resist.
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Remember in the movie "Being John Malkevich" when a character was catapulted out a subterranean tunnel onto the New Jersey Turnpike on a rainy night? This moment was one of the most thrilling and hilarious surprises of our movie going lifetime. That's made "Art".
Whereas, the
Gum Series will be "found art": or how we have chosen to frame something, and in what light. Then to just keep on going.
Slow down or hurry up? Hope to see you at FAF@homelandinspiration.org
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