Trips to Dream Space (2019)
“As they flew closer, she smiled and thought the little mountain looked like it belonged in her grandmother’s porcelain tea set.”
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Imaginary Mountain
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Porcelain Mountain
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Cold of Winter
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Snowfall
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Two Lakes
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Comfort
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Mt Fuji
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Snow Patches
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Courage
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Years Ago
Small Works on Paper
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Porch View
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Valley
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Tiny Mountain
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Climb
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Journal
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Good
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Stories
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Careful
Installation Views
Trips to Dream Space | Art Room, Fort Worth, TX | October 3-26, 2019
SERIES Statement
What does a mountain look like to someone conditioned to the flat and wide open prairies of North Central Texas? To visualize an unfamiliar place, one must pull from known landscapes and experiences. Memories combine with imagined images to form one unreal but very unique space. Trips to Dream Space is a series of mountain landscape paintings filtered through recollected places and invented terrains. It is a reflection of time spent thumbing through old photos and travel magazines and uses storytelling to help carry its message.