thinking about
wounds
touch these wounds by karl marxhausen,
styrofoam, plastic,
acrylic paint, 2000
styrofoam, plastic,
acrylic paint, 2000
brother in christ by karl marxhausen,
acrylic paint on wood,
17.5 by 25.5 inches, 2005
acrylic paint on wood,
17.5 by 25.5 inches, 2005
closeup of sequence #3
by karl marxhausen
acrylic and sand on panel, 2002
by karl marxhausen
acrylic and sand on panel, 2002
my mother in christ by karl marxhausen,
acrylic paint on panel, 2003
acrylic paint on panel, 2003
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onsite bending, cutting, hole punching, mixing, hand spreading, twisting, assembly, gluing, deciding colors, curiosity, wondering, drying, making more of it, waiting, reflecting, satisfaction, concluding
trying out proto-types yesterday
kraft paper, aluminum wire, fruit sack, burlap garden fabric, ground glass, enamel paint, plastic ribbon, cloth, perlite, acrylic paint, beads in 2014
trying out ideas in my studio. what will work and what will not work for lemteyoso. keeping open to HIM and the inner workings of the insects HE imagined on earth.
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mission
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tracheal tubes in bugs to breathe air
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worship Him in the making of
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lemteyoso
individual choices:
knotting
cutting cloth strips
hole punch pattern
cloth strips through holes
gluing beads
gluing denim
gluing burlap
nylon line stitches
tying branches and twigs
cutting plastic
gluing perlite on plastic
enamel paint as glue agent
assembly of parts
attaching material to top branch
paint on burlap
bending aluminum wire
cutting wire length
inventing with what is provided
individual choices:
knotting
cutting cloth strips
hole punch pattern
cloth strips through holes
gluing beads
gluing denim
gluing burlap
nylon line stitches
tying branches and twigs
cutting plastic
gluing perlite on plastic
enamel paint as glue agent
assembly of parts
attaching material to top branch
paint on burlap
bending aluminum wire
cutting wire length
inventing with what is provided
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