May 18, 2013 § Leave a Comment
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Something Within The Lull, (Before The Questions Ambiguities Pose), Stirs. No.③ Hells Kitchen, NYC or Gulliver, Whilst Recalling Past Travels, Eyes The Insignificance of Things Significant, NYC
February 23, 2013 § Leave a Comment
Capillary Dilation of Blush Response or Go Ask Alice, Chelsea NYC
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December 2, 2011 § Leave a Comment
Through The Looking Glass Again, Again & Again, NYC
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from Open Your Oaths
September 4, 2011 § Leave a Comment
Pigeon Over The Hudson Rail Yards Hell's Kitchen, New York
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http://photographybooknow.blurb.com/ http://photographybooknow.blurb.com/2011/honorable_mentions http://dogonpremise.wordpress.com/projects/digital-catalogue-narrative/east/open-your-oaths-videobook-ver-2-0/
from latest book Project: Open Your Oaths. first draft: B+W R colors Ore From Oblivion. draft version 1.0 or a lengthy trailer.
September 2, 2010 § Leave a Comment
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A multi-media presentation of the photobook.
These images where made mostly in New York, but also Pittsburgh, Wenatchee, Miami, Seattle, Chicago and Tokyo and in the last year–mostly.
While viewing the multi-media versions of these books one must imagine that one is in a dark communal space, and the projected images are on a large screen with the volume either high and clear or lo-fi mixed with ambient sounds of the venue. or if you are within the wonderworld of headphones, imagine it is you walking these streets thru these places and hearing all these things…thank you.
from latest book Project: Open Your Oaths. first draft: B+W R colors Ore From Oblivion : IV : Heroic Herald of Modesty, To Inform of The Coming of Another NEW “Multi-Media Event” b+w R colors. Ore From Oblivion a draft or version 1.0
August 28, 2010 § Leave a Comment
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Book Projects : East …
These Mythologies of Where [redux]
May 24, 2010 § Leave a Comment
Book Number 2 in The Chronological Narrative Project
music : El Perro Del Mar: Inner Island
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A multi-media presentation of the photobook. The images are selected chronologically, generally in 3 month periods. Once collected the narrative construct is determined from within the collection
While viewing the multi-media versions of these books one must imagine that one is in a dark communal space, and the projected images are on a large screen with the volume either high and clear or lo-fi mixed with ambient sounds of the venue.
