Charles Wilkin
Tags/ Posted by Christopher ArisThe radar watchers couldn't believe how fast, no time to sound the sirens as the air clashed and clawed the people from their homes.continue reading this poem
Fundamentally my work investigates the innate struggle between cause and effect. Derived primarily from the study of headlines, sounds bites and idle conversations my assemblages attempt to transpose these disjointed remnants of media overload and targeted consumption into tangible yet uncertain analogies.
Dayna Thacker
Tags/ Posted by Carmelita CaruanaI am a garden of earthly delights. I am the apple you would fall for a thousand times. I am the apricot you would die for.continue reading this poem
Dayna Thacker works in collage, assemblage and installation. Her work uses found materials to investigate the systems we create for ourselves in order to make sense of the world and of our place in it.
The Reclusive Artist: Joseph Cornell and Fernando Pessoa
Tags/ Posted by Chris Al-AswadWhen she knew you were in her, she clawed off her skin and laycontinue reading this poem
It may be argued that some of the most mysterious, paradoxical art has been produced by reclusive souls. There are many and I do not intend to list them all. But some of these artists and literary figures whose work I return to again and again share this same quality. Henry Darger, Fernando Pessoa, and Emily Dickinson are among my favorites.
