Created by Charles Campbell, October 2009.
Objects, surfaces and textures are an intimate part of our everyday lives — the matter out of which our selves are formed. Our memories, dreams, thoughts and emotions are shaped by our surroundings.
But this process works in reverse as well: our imaginations discover the life in what appears to be inanimate — giving external shape to our inner lives.
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Tamara Ober
this is a pretty cool idea… I really love it!!thanks…. good good stuff! tamara
N. Finney
Ahhhh! GRAY WALLS!!! I liked the thumb tacks best. Also, the eyebrows.
Megan Mayer
Gahhhh! You got me with those damn postcards hook, line and sinker. I realize after watching again how much this piece influenced mine before I made it; I referenced stole the closeup eyes-closed shot as well as the fragments of hands. And the corner-of-cube shots. And the silence in between music selections. So, um, thanks. The breathing, struggling drawer breaks my heart.
Paula Doyle
Charles, this is wonderful. Like all good art and I keep saying this it gives you space to reflect and let emotion wash over you. Thought-provoking, painful, lovely. Birdsong gets me every time.
Nor Hall
fantastic idea. I like how spare it is so like those cubicles and elegant and gray– even the sound color have to struggle against the office numbing. Perfect.