As a typographer, I work with the detailed structuring of a text - working out the hierarchy and the relative emphasis to give meaning through the layout, font choice, spacing and white space. To articulate in speech is the action of putting into words an idea or feeling and this action comes with gestures, pauses and vocal and facial expression. The act of articulating a text gives written words visual cues to the ideas or feeling contained within. As an artist I see my work as an articulation of things. The choice of detail and the nuances of relative hierarchies and emphasis between things (objects, materials, sounds, images) create the idea or feeling in my work.
Space negotiations
I want this space
You’re in my space I want you in my space This space is a space We co-exist in this space I like to co-exist I do not like to co-exist This space has stuff. This is not my stuff. This has too much stuff. This stuff is my stuff. I have too much stuff. I want you, I do not want your stuff. I do not want to let go of your stuff. I do not want to let go of my stuff. I hate your stuff. I hate my stuff. I hate your space. I hate my space. Let’s make a space together. |