Wednesday, May 20, 2009
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Thursday, November 6, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
The entire 60 second duration of The Writing on the Wall corresponds to over a thousand years of Roman history; from the beginning of the Republic, through the Empire, eventually culminating in the collapse of Western Roman civilization… a civilization that is an antecedent of our own society and culture. This piece (which was featured in the 2007 Pixilerations exhibit) opens with the name of the eponymous founder and first king of Rome, Romulus, who according to legend ruled in 717 B.C.E. Midway through the Roman historical narrative, Augustus arrives, the first emperor. The Western Empire finally collapses in 476 C.E. under the reign of Romulus Augustus. It is an interesting and perhaps meaningful coincidence that the name of the last ruler is a synthesis of the first two. Thesis, the thesis restated, and synthesis. Beginning, middle, and end.
The Writing on the Wall, like most warnings, is reduced to its purpose. It is an unadorned statement, lacking supererogatory embellishments, with no trace of ornament…
Monday, October 27, 2008
Excerpt from my thesis "Things and Themselves" (2006)
Echo and Narcissus
Narcissus and the Reflection
Sunlight rebounded off the surface of the lake, beyond the sky, and into the void which borders the earth. The water remained still, occasioning unflawed reflections and speculations. Narcissus paused, and gazed into the water for an indeterminate amount of time. Then eight minutes passed, and it all changed.
Things and Themselves Part I
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Showtime Networks and Metropolitan Home present the Showtime House: a transformation of a $20 million, 19th century Gramercy Park townhouse into a beacon of modernism inspired by six Showtime original series. To create this fusion of entertainment and high style, Metropolitan Home has enlisted design's top stars- Jamie Drake, Tori Golub, Laura Kirar, Amy Lau, White Webb, Vicente Wolf, Johnny Grey, Luca Andrisani, Kristen Brant, and Jim Zivic, and Enea. This September, these exceptional talents will create visionary spaces that evoke the spirit of Showtime's original series- Dexter, Californication, The Tudors, Weeds, The L-Word, and the United States of Tara- for inspiration as they transform each room into a modernist masterpiece.
Saturday, October 25, 2008








