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Tree Photos
Gallery 1
life metaphors do grow on trees
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Gallery 2
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"Appropriating from Nature is like Renewable Energy,
and it's often quite green."
John Ivy '16
Tree Paintings
Gallery 1
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The two bottom paintings, the "walnut studies" (in brown) are unfinished in the studio,
where they'll sit for a couple of years while i ruminate their conception;
that if a Tree were to document it's own "life decisions", what might that look like?
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They'll probably go three-dimensional.
That's a big reason that i work on plywood, so i can cut the paintings up and attach things to them.
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The other big reason is that canvases wouldn't last a week in my studio.
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Gallery 3
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