Alison A. Malee
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“The worst enemy to creativity is self-doubt.” - Sylvia Plath
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Cast bronze, vintage sunburst and tole flowers, 130.8 × 48.3 × 31.1 cm, 2018
Francis Alÿs, The Green Line, 2004.
In 1995, Francis Alÿs realised an action in São Paolo called The Leak in which he walked from a gallery, around the city, and back into the gallery trailing a dribbled line from an open can of blue paint. This action was reprised in 2004 when he chose to make a work in Jerusalem. Using green paint, Alÿs walked along the armistice border, known as ‘the green line’, pencilled on a map by Moshe Dayan at the end of the war between Israel and Jordan in 1948. This remained the border until the Six Day War in 1967 after which Israel occupied Palestinian-inhabited territories east of the line.
Though palpably absurd, and greeted by onlookers with some bewilderment, Alÿs’s action of dribbling green paint behind him raised the memory of the green line at a time when the separation fence was under construction to the east of the green line. He later encouraged various commentators from Israel, Palestine, and other countries to reflect on his action, and their voices, sometimes sceptical, sometimes approving, can be heard while the video of his action is screened. Most importantly Alÿs wanted to ask what the role of poetic acts could be in highly charged political situations, while acknowledging that the relation of poetics to politics is always contingent.

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Barbara Kruger, Untitled (Questions), 1991
Your iridescent mind Ale De la Torre Day of the dead illustration
ways to start feeling again
sit in the sun without anything to do, feel the heat of the rays hit your skin, realize that this sunlight has travelled a very long way to reach you
walk around barefoot and try to feel as much of the ground under your feet as you can, notice every rock and blade of grass
sit quietly for a while and notice the touch of breath in your nostrils, feel how the air gets cooler as you inhale and warmer as you exhale
drive around aimlessly and blast some of your favorite songs, scream/sing along to them and feel the vibrations of your favorite lyrics as they change the air in your throat and around you, feel that the music is healing you from the inside out
stay away from alcohol or drugs for a few days, try to be as aware and present as you can in every moment, stop trying to numb or dull your senses
eat a few meals without any distractions, notice every bite and taste every flavor that covers your tongue, be grateful for it all
look up at the stars and the moon, understand how small we all are and how immense the universe is, realize what a miracle everything is, let your heart swell with amazement and admiration for life itself
“Is art a consequence of dissatisfaction with reality, or an expression of gratitude for happiness enjoyed?.”
—F. Nietzsche, The Will to Power, §845 (excerpt).

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An animation I did of my most recent drawing. Animating is so much fun and I look forward to doing more for future drawings. Prints available in my shop. Etsy | Instagram
Rough sketch VS final drawing, me edition.
For my art assignment, it seemed like the obvious choice for me to complete the “Make It Break It” assignment given by Amy Toscani and Carolina Borja. As a developing ceramic artist, accepting loss is something that I have had to become very comfortable with. So I found this assignment to be a fantastic exercise to aid me in my continuous practice of accepting loss within my preferred creative medium. I decided to throw one of the largest vase forms that I have ever been able to make so far, practiced a new decorating technique, and then had a guy that I have been seeing (yes someone that I don’t live with during social distancing, we both live alone sue me!!!) destroy the vessel. On one hand it hurt to watch my hard work be smashed in six seconds, and on the other it was incredibly satisfying to watch him destroy it knowing that there is nothing stopping me from making a vessel that I am even more proud of the next time that I sit down at my kick wheel. #theartassignment
“Step Inside Your Mind, To Find Something Divine.”
-Final Result
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Project #4- Embracing a Wider Framework for Art Production: Artist Statement
For this assignment, I decided to choose 3 different art assignments from theartassignment.com, and morph them together. I chose “Self Shape,” “Surface Test,” and “Artistic Alchemy.” For the self shape assignment, you were to create a shape that you feel represents yourself, and fill it with pattern and color. This is the colorful piece in the middle of my work. For the Surface test. you were to make rubbings of a piece of ground that speaks to you. For this part, I made rubbings of objects in my room, some that mean something to me and some that don’t. I made an etching of my paint pallet, part of my dresser, the vent on my humidifier, and then part of my coffee table. I then tore these pieces of paper to collage them into the bottom space of my piece. They are the part that is lightly painted purple, but beneath the color you can see the visible textures I created. Finally, for artistic alchemy, the assignment was to find something old or discarded, consider its story and where it has been, and transform it into something new. I chose to use the pieces of my guitar that I had smashed in my last assignment. You can see these coming off the top portion of my piece, and the bottom piece that comes toward the viewer, reflecting the image above.
Overall, I’d say this piece is an ode to myself and my experiences. I wanted to represent breaking apart, as you can see in the shape in the middle. Then, there is growth, the rose coming out of the shape. I chose to create a mirror-like reflection from above, to represent that we are all mirrors of each other, and sometimes reality is not what it seems. In the reflected part, I wrote the words “step inside your mind, to find something divine.” Which I believe speaks for itself, so I will leave it at that.