… gardenists, Dixon Hunt’s word for writers who adapt the garden’s form and phenomenology to their own purposes. For them, the garden is the flip side of an everyday chaos felt as perceptual derangement or lapse. (AN)
Category: language
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Untitled (Allow me to reintroduce myself)
Untitled (Allow me to reintroduce myself)
2009
Acrylic paint, ink, screenprint, and cut-out marks o n paper.
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Liberty 68 project
Untitled (we won’t march on miami beach), 2007
Screenprint, graphite, acrylic, collage on paper.
30 x 22 inches
Untitled (we’re here for Liberty), 2007
Screenprint, graphite, acrylic, collage on paper.
30 x 22 inches
Image layout, 2007. 
Layout in preparation for drawing and sculpture set in Hiragino Maru Gothic W4. -
AG2024_1100988a or habit assiduously maintained
Imagination, too, is old habit, assiduously maintained despite consequences.
Secret and Invisible Folds into the Visible
you can separate pleasure from disgrace
(Elisa Gonzalez)
Kenneth Noland, Inflorescence, 1972. To Weave the Sky: Textile Abstractions, El Espacio 23. -
AG2024_1101000a1 or echoes guide
Survival, in fact, is about the connections between things. […] reality cannot be deprived of the “‘other echoes that inhabit the garden.’ Said.
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AG2024_1066758a and sometimes the living hear
“Dead people never stop talking.”
“Dead people never stop talking and sometimes the living hear.”
Marlon James, A Brief History of Seven Killings
Morin Guerrier.
