Silex – Handy Breeze
Form experience
Object transcends
Present representation
Disparate elements appear as a collection of phenomena, particulars of experience awaiting interpretation.
“Art… is expression for expression’s sake.” – Benedetto Croce
Form experience
Object transcends
Present representation
Disparate elements appear as a collection of phenomena, particulars of experience awaiting interpretation.
“Art… is expression for expression’s sake.” – Benedetto Croce
Individual existence
Indifferent universe
Isolation defiance
The light bulb’s existence precedes its function.
“Technologies of illumination in this period had a great effect on how society operated and how people experienced space and reality.” – Richard Leahy
Skull extensions
Mirror reflection
Illuminator assemblage
Physical light is used to direct a moody rustic atmosphere.
“The past becomes a texture, an ambience to our present.” – Paul Scott
Rather active
External stimuli
Meaning construction
We must acknowledge the reality of the illusion, while still recognizing that it is not the same as the thing itself.
“The truth of the matter is that our three dimensions are only a way of looking at things.” – Edwin Abbott
Towards rock and shadow
Shifting sand
Co-constituted
By considering the rock and the sand as objects of our consciousness, and by considering the relationships between them, we can gain a deeper understanding of the nature of consciousness itself.
“We do not simply receive the rock and the sand as they are. We actively interpret them, based on our own past experiences and expectations.” – Edmund Husserl
1797 recipe
Small batch
Rare opportunity
Spirits on display at the distillery use Virginia grains and a two century old recipe.
“I have always been inspired by Belle Grove, and especially by its history of having a distillery integrated with its agricultural operations.” – Rick Wasmund
Wooden pier
Extending into the ocean
Waves crash rhythmically
Discrete units of water crashing against the wood are part of a continuous flow, a never-ending becoming.
“Change is not movement, but creation.” – Henri Bergson
Vibrant interplay
Of becoming
Relentless sculpting
In the grand process of becoming we participant in a symphony of natural forces.
“The ultimate notion in terms of which experience is to be interpreted is that of process.” – Alfred North Whitehead
Living counterpoint
Experience immediacy
Present moment
Pause and appreciate unfolding phenomena.
“All the wonders of nature are miracles.” – Richard Brautigan
Cascading water
Din of descent
Time current
A waterfall is contemplation invitation to consider the interplay of stillness and flow, permanence and transience.
“The image is a motionless capture of the mobile.” – Roland Barthes