relative motion in print

Last weeks Dayton City Paper, our free weekly paper, published a review of the zoetropes on display at the Dayton Art Institute's Experience Center. The review is based upon an interview of Bridgette Bogle and myself by Susan Byrnes, a sculptor I have shown with in the past.

You can link to the article here at addressing dress

hats in relative motion

I have noticed that when sitting down to eat with friends that conversation drops off relative to the flavor of the food. If the food is prepared with love and eaten by individuals with a strong appetite, exchanged words tend to be rare. 

Maybe that makes sense. 

I use this as an analogy to explain the lack of reports from the studio. I have been busy with a few exhibitions and my second collaboration with Bridgette Bogle. This one involves zoetropes. Four of them. Below is a raw series that will include the use of color over the silhouetted figure.