Any material that has any kind of intelligence is kind of like a battery. If you spend enough time with it, you can charge it.
Fabric, laundry, has that charge because we rub up against it so often.
The investment - intellectually, conceptually, materially, temporally - makes the artwork feel charged like it can touch you back.
Or when you look at it, it can look back.
It's magical when it happens. Abbas Akhavan
Fabric, laundry, has that charge because we rub up against it so often.
The investment - intellectually, conceptually, materially, temporally - makes the artwork feel charged like it can touch you back.
Or when you look at it, it can look back.
It's magical when it happens. Abbas Akhavan
(((Judy))) love how you make that happen with your work!
ReplyDeleteI had not thought of cloth having a kind of battery before - I love how this artist described putting a charge into something by spending time with it and touching it a lot. It is what I do and I am so excited when it seems as if it works xo
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