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July 30th from 7-10pm, open by apt. until Aug 13th
Life is like the crust of the earth or the rings of a tree. Our experiences and emotions accumulate in layers. Moments follow moments, days upon days. A rush of passion builds over the sweep of a familiar song, which came after a morning of disappointment, which blanketed a dream of pure joy. My work explores and expresses the idea that our experience literally piles up.
In cinematography, the magic hour (otherwise known as the golden hour) is the first and last hour of sunlight during the day, when a specific photographic effect is achieved with the quality of the light. It is considered the time when the Sun is near but above the horizon. This more recent body of work, The Magic Hour, being exhibited at Spare Room Projects takes this moment between sundown and darkness as a platform encourages reflection on the passage and structure of time.
