— Chelsea Dingman, from “Psychogeography,” published in The Los Angeles Review

Pamela Carroll - Onions, 2023

Auguste Rodin. Two Hands, 1909.

Five layers of fabric been woven on a handloom (opposite), using the five different colored threads traditional in japan together with fiber optic, used in the industry as a transmitter of light. 'Pushing', 'polishing'or 'slashing' the fabric shifts the fibres to create the ambiguous shimmenng shapes. The artist worked on this piece in collaboration with the weaving studio Nozakiorisho Inc. and the textile company Toray Inc.

Snoqualmie, Washington

Aiyana Gabrielle

Young Willow and Big Elm in Autumn (View from bedroom) Edward Steichen, 1937

People watching a solar eclipse squint through smoked glass or film on Rebun Island in Japan, March 1949. Photograph by Maynard Owen Williams, National Geographic

Hôtel de la Paiva by Pierre Manguin, Paris, 1855

“Unicorn Sword” & “Draco Dragon Sword”.

Lamp design by Carlo Nason (1969)