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| On a campus that has the air of being expensively well kept, in LA where so many things aren't that old and certainly don't have the elegant patina of centuries of wear, it can be surprisingly humble and real to find signs of something beautiful showing its age and developing character. And, of course, my aesthetic sensibilities are always drawn towards patterning and how that can be broken down or convey meaning, so the bricks' regular pattern divided by cream grout and slabs of concrete then broken down by notches of freed grout and dark lined cracks running throughout draws me in and gets me thinking broadly. I hope you can find a trail of thoughts in this too. |
Here on The Muse's Routine I'll explore what inspires me to make art daily. I'll share photographs of patterning, objects like candy wrappers, plants, animals, bugs and anything else that I come across physically and want a record of to get my mind whirring.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
"All the Cracks and Broken Bits"
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