Early in the winter of 2018, I set out to make 60 small houses to fit in a particular box. I did not know what the end product would be like but I set a goal to finish them before April of this year and here they are. Now they are not “complete, complete” yet, it is still a work in progress, meaning, the houses still have to be strung together and I have not yet decided whether that will be a more vertical format or a more horizontal format. And this is a poor photograph to top it all off. (John if you are reading this, I will eventually get that camera!) In any case, I had decided originally that the piece would be called suburban sprawl but the more I worked on it, the more they reminded me of the urban row homes I lived in most of my life so felt that the use of the word suburban seemed wrong. I am still going to make a piece called suburban sprawl but it will be different from this. I plan to complete this piece very soon and will post the final project then. You can read the original post related to this entry here.
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Wonderful, the sheer scope of it all I automatically love the yellow ones.
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I have it laid out all kinds of ways. It is quite out of control.
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Lovely seeing them all together, really reminded me of a city too! Can’t wait to see how you bring this all together!
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I am trying different things. Oddly, folded up, it fits into a small box.
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Love it!!
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Much thanks Anders
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I love this, Diane! Having once lived in a Philadelphia row house, I agree with you that your artwork captures the essence of those homes. Identical structures, but personalized in delightful ways! It’ll be interesting to see how you finish this. I keep picturing Nepali prayer flags.
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Hi Catherine, I am so glad you see that in this work. Since you lived there, your insight means a great deal.
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