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| These pieces are part of a loosely connected on-going series. They all include the image of a tree, which comes from a group of tin roof tiles sent to me by a friend. She knew I would appreciate their crusty patina and interesting raised design. I have used this image to somehow represent regeneration and rootedness to the earth and its cycles. |
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| “Salgado Tree" (below) is a piece based on a photograph by the photographer Sebastian Salgado. (seen in NYTimes late 04 or early 05) It is from a book of his photos entitled “Sahel:The End of the Road” and was taken in 1985 at a hospital in Mali. I thought it looked so much like a tree stump- |
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