ABOUT: There is something feisty about American women. They’ve had to work hard to assert themselves into a resistant culture; to be respected, accepted, and recognized. Their work is far, far from over, but we (both men and women) have come a long way in a relative short amount of time.
ABOUT: When I gave Macie the rams horns she transformed into a primal part of herself. She became a satyr, a pan – part human; part animal. Then the scream. Not a scream of fear or pain, but one that arises from our need to really let go, and to express ourselves without inhibition.
ABOUT: This is my updated version of a famous Greek statue of the same name. The pose is strikingly similar, though her she is more pinup. Of course, the cowdy boots, hat, and gun all contribute to how we view her now.
ABOUT: The body is in an anticipatory position, ready to leap into action. In the moment before we act we are in a state of awareness. Once we leap we cannot undo the action. We must act. There is no other choice. We cannot not do. Our attention, though, is to be given this moment of awareness, this moment of clear-mindedness before the leap
ABOUT: Janus looks both into the future and the past. We cannot return or relive the past. The future will never arrive. We only can live in the elusive present moment. Whilst we’re looking ahead or remembering the past, we’re missing the only time that truly exists, the present moment.
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