Saturday, November 14th, 2009
No matter how crazy this city gets, it’s never worth leaving else you’ll miss scenes like this! I didn’t notice until I dumped these photos onto my computer that the two sets of window lights went on in the second frame while they were off in the first (I normally take at least two or three shots of the same photo to get one that is most-steady and framed the way I like, but in this case they make a wonderful GIF) – which also makes one realize that behind each of those windows, in every building, someone lives or works there.
Gotham is FULL of lives.
Thursday, April 26th, 2007
went to the Albatross boat in Socrates Sculpture Park tonight with Ian Montgomery who has been heading up most of the on-site installation work for this project. the boat got tipped on its side Monday, purposefully of course, and it looks gooooooorgeous!
Ian and I tonight mounted the captain’s chair on the fly deck, up top. the chair really helped finish off the design of the fly deck, as before there were simply three planks of wood for whoever to sit at, but now it’s a proper captains chair! The chair also is a really lovely red vinyl, which matches one of the ship’s two antennae, the red in the ship’s flag, and the keel and part of the ship’s hull. all came together quite nicely, and fun fun working in the park after hours!
Related websites:
Albatross @ Flux Factory
