alignment


On 11.25.25 Spencer and I sat at Jules in the Lower Haight and talked about the drive behind your art, the thing that moves you, the running thread, and we talked circles around our own and other art practices and came out with this idea that your thing isn't something you can just pluck out and use, it comes from the iteration of looking at your work and others' work and eventually something comes together, and we came up with this alignment framework that you see below, a way of looking at your work and other work and asking yourself, "am I in this?".

For each piece, answer these questions:

  1. do i love this?
  2. does this feel like me?

piece do i love it? does it feel like me?
in our own words
what i can remember
what identities do you choose to wear
in and against conversation
plant
grim grinning ghosts
unclear
the weave
knitting (in general)
flexible led puck
materialized grid
web ~ sites
spam mail
a poem that forgets itself
a candle (approx)
CNC entry table
framed ~ obscured
sneaky houdini
bloom together
sweet dreams
she hungers
trump crayons
cast concrete candle holders
everyday archive - sound story archive
plastidipped items


pre-fermenting: ingredients have been mixed, roughly stirred by hand, water and flour and the magic in the air, this will become something new and the change is rapid but we just have to wait to see when it'll be ready

* also found frequently in sunlight, on the pier, in the middle of it all, at a cafe table