got back, got upacked and re-stacked now i am ready to rock

so it will take me awhile to assimilate all the new work into my space, but it should help .so got things a little bit more organized.
so now all the work from the summer, the ox-bowresidency, and the vermont studio center, will begin to mingle and cross polinate each other.

so i am really begining to contemplate juxtaposing these smaller objects with the large scale objects and installations to create entire environments

this is a small set of images from the drive from vermont to charleston, most of the pictures are from new york and washington dc, which were our major stopovers along the way

well we finally got back home on wednesday. I spent friday and saturday unpacking artwork and organizing the stuff i made in vermont and revisiting the work i never organized from ox-bow. On some level i still feel like i never fully renovated the studio or finished moving in. I only have a couple more work days left this year, but maybe next year, or tuesday as it is known, will be more productive. Now that i have everything together in one space i can work uninterrupted and get everything finished. I have been paying particular attention to the importance of scale. I seem to be accumulating a decent set of medium sized objects and simultaneously feeling a sense of urgency to work towards an architectural scale. I have three packets that I need to finish and get in the mail and then on wednesday i start working for mark sloan. oh and i think the wedding is in like 3 weeks but i am trying not to freak out about it and just let that happen the way it is supposed to happen.