Butler Statue
Servant status
Domestic worker
Grand household

Three feet tall and ready to serve ! This sure is a handsome fellow.
“You went out with my butler? Who said you could go out with my butler?” – Jerry Seinfeld
Servant status
Domestic worker
Grand household
Three feet tall and ready to serve ! This sure is a handsome fellow.
“You went out with my butler? Who said you could go out with my butler?” – Jerry Seinfeld
Engaging deeply
Rigorous content
Stay focused
Shapes, colors, lines, and textures congregate.
“How can you make daily routine meaningful?” – Jodie StClair
Pure immediacy
Complete absorption
Intelligible report
Bolted-together receding-flat material-surfaces emanate from an ordinary juncture-point position.
“There is a long tradition in analytic philosophy of thinking that language and the social practice of giving and asking for reasons is essential to having concepts.” – Jacob R Browning
Lonely frames
Time and tide
Has been
Remnants of past activity naturally organize themselves in a tidewater oscillation.
“Discover how to visit the past and bring yesterday’s stories into our lives today.” – Gillian Hovell
Different levels
Ecological impact
Now ubiquitous
Material interactions in the natural environment are complex.
“There’s a great future in plastics. Think about it. Will you think about it?” – Mr. McGuire
Soul creeps
Forces absolute
Bind them scary
Confront a nefarious spirit in a public space to render a set of implicit claims.
“The Underworld sings from earth that will no longer embrace me, abandoned by gravity exhaling nothing I still remember soft tissue.” – Linda Addison
Immanent structural
Inherently temporal
Terminating constraint
Animate and inanimate structures collaborate.
“Action that is perfectly in conformity with a law, is not necessarily entailed or otherwise necessitated by that law.” – Robert Hanna
Aging portal
Natural order
Reclamation
The consequences of time are inevitable.
“The past is a ghost, the future a dream and all we ever have is now.” – Bill Cosby
Stillness holds
Under-lying dead
Roots wrapt about
A bench and road-sign stand in the midst of confederate soldiers last remains.
“The living come with grassy tread, To read the gravestones on the hill; The graveyard draws the living still, But never anymore the dead.” – Robert Frost
Object contours
Sensuous distinctness
Immanent signification
Something in an object is experienced and captured by the receptive subject, establishing an aesthetic alliance.
“For we cannot forget that this form must be read by perception.” – Mikel Dufrenne