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On my way home, post-Moore Space and post-studio, I stop downtown for a little while. I had not taken any pictures of the new arena. I am not totally happy with these. I’ll have to go back.

Americam Airlines Arena, home of the Miami Heat

Downtown Miami, NE 2 Avenue and 6 St.

I think this lot is used by entrepeneur as special events parking.

condos a re forever changing the landscape of downtown Miami.

April 7, 2006

Monday(uf)

I forgot to mention University of Florida’s Men’s Basketball truimph over UCLA.

Chris V., you would of enjoy this.

images from gatorzone.com

UF is cool; their news page is powered by wordpress.

April 7, 2006

There was a fight on the street out my house. It involved students of Coral Gables Senior High and the police. At one point, it looked like it could have escaladed to something more. The students on the street objected to the treatment and arrest of another student. And they voiced their opinioned; and some even engaged the cops. The kids didn’t show any fear for the authorities. There wasn’t any news organization on the scene. They arrived after the dust settled; a police officer stated what happen and Oscar was interviewed. I beleive Oscar.

When I finally got to the studio. I did some work and went for a walk. I found nice things.

golden mailbox. NW 2 ave. & 26 St.

a collection of objects.

a collection of object. other angle.

A nice collection of objects that started me thinking about installation works which contain drawing, photographs and found objects.

April 4, 2006

my work

I am going to be in a show next week at The Moore Space. The exhibition is called Metro Pictures. Here is a preview:

detail from untitled(here and there) 2006, exhibited at The Moore Space.

I have added a new page to this blog called studio. It should reflect experimentations and endeavours from my studio practice.

March 28, 2006

poetics of e-space

desktop(xfce4) screen capture

wordpress, screen capture and spam poetry.

March 13, 2006

Mr. Gordon Parks

Gordon Parks passed away a couple days ago, at the age of 93. There are plenty of coverage. One of Mr. Parks’s creative outlet was photography and so I decided to look for images credited to him.

Place de la Concorde, 1950.