Boundaries

Street smarts
Reporter talents
Rising star

A nicely polished piece of entertainment.

“Did you stay for the rattlesnake roundup?” – Sonny Steele

New light
Human world
Meets the eye

Reflections are not merely copies of the original, but rather, they are new and unique creations.

“The world is full of reflections, and these reflections are often more beautiful than the things themselves.” – Archimedes

Visual meditation
Passive observer
Silent witness

The mannequin’s reflected world is a constant interplay of light and shadow, form and void.

“The soul does not become intellectual except by coming into contact with things through the senses.” – Thomas Aquinas

Tangible impact
Direct physical effect
Deeply into place

The condition of thought and experience as a contingent unit of the always-already present.

“I was wondering myself where I am going. So I would answer you by saying, first, that I am trying, precisely, to put myself at a point so that I do not know any longer where I am going.” – Jacques Derrida

Complex interplay
Forces converge
Within confines

The greenhouse, with its constant flux of light, temperature, and humidity, embodies the notion of process.

“The actual world is a process, and every actual entity is a process of concrescence.” – Alfred North Whitehead

Restroom monitor
Private business
No entry

He makes himself out to be a benevolent ruler, who is showing merciful kindness to one of his undeserving subjects.

“I am altering the deal. Pray I don’t alter it any further.” – Anakin Skywalker

Mannequin
Photographer
Fan

Fashion is projected from a used clothing store window out of a reflected street.

“Man is not what he thinks he is, he is what he hides.” – André Malraux

Pulsating swinger
Explosive session
In a crate

Objects find new value within a shifting context.

“My record collection probably tells the story of my life better than I could in words.” – Colleen Murphy

First federal
War housing
Project plan

Providing necessary goods and services for the residents of the Hilton Village neighborhood, the shopping district was built Circa 1918.

“Man obtains from his environment two things which he desires, usefulness and beauty, and all material progress in civilization has consisted in his modification of his surroundings to serve these two needs.” – Henry Vincent Hubbard

Luck Kee
Hair
We are open

We are constantly in flux, resonating with our own experience of always being in the world.

“The bright colors merged into one another, and the music rose and fell.” – Joan G Robinson