The ground rush is breathtaking as I work up for the show in K?ln.
This painting, two by three meters. I was tracking on a strategy that I've been grooving on since the show in Z?rich: working the paint on in patches, painting more like a fresco muralist, a piece at a time. This is the first big test of scale.
So I pull out my architectural drawing program and model Andr?'s gallery. I want to plan the installation with him.
Andr?, this is the first pass, not even a designed scheme yet. I wanted to throw in the paintings in scale into the modeled space, Aachner Strasse 65. I wanted to see how big these things were.
I'm working on a couple of smaller panels and I will meet with my carpenter Ramon to build the rest as I go, now week for week until the art handlers arrive.
Hey, what if we all wear pink capri pants and light violet t-shirts to the opening?
Posted by Dennis at January 10, 2005 11:46 PM
then you'd all have to shave your heads and make sure you take equal length steps at the same time.
this whole weblog entry is an art piece by itself. I hope all your plans will workout fine.
Thanks for the encouragement, Turqan!
-D
Hi Dennis
The large painting comes along great ! I think it will look fantastic in the space - ( only problem: the wall you have it installted in the modell as for now won?t work because of the railing.. :) .
Lets keep in touch - best wishes, Andr
Hello Andr?:
?Gracias! I just threw the image into the model. I wanted to check the scale out. We'll have to talk about placement as time goes on... via secure channels like email or telephone of course.
I thought for a moment about drawing the rail, but it would chew up a day at least.
-Dennis