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I and Two
Summer 2004

July 30th 2004 What a perfect party!
Thank you CollectivEye for a delightful summer filled with beautiful images!

 

Memories by: shiloh burton

shiloh burton’s polaroid transfers from her “memories” series embody the intimate moments of revisiting people and evokes the impermanent and textured quality of time. Her black and white photographs from the “for Her” series are about women’s relationship to beauty.

Portrait of the artist as Ophelia by: Paige Tuhey

Paige Tuhey’s paintings and mixed media pieces explore ideas of gender, race, sexual deviancy and alienation…but not necessarily in that order

The courage to take risks,

to show the soft underbelly of our emotional lives, and to embrace compassion and intimacy on a regular basis takes a leap of faith. These artworks are a testament to the human desire to express vulnerability, even in the face of opposition and fear. It is only through the state of being vulnerable that we can achieve connection, understanding, sincerity, and bliss.

You and me by: Victoria Heilweil

Victoria Heilweil’s color photographs address the need for touch and intimacy in our lives.

 

 

 

 

 

Please join us for an evening with all the artists of
CollectivEye!
Saturday July 10th, 2004
7:00pm to 11:00pm and beyond.
(A very cool party, C.E. did that party thing really well!)

 

 

 

Blue door Red lock by: Brett Fisher

Brett Fisher’s traditional black and white portraits of South Indian women and children speak to the vulnerability of being photographed and the artist’s wrestling with that phenomenon. Her archival digital prints of locks taken in the same Indian village relate to the theme of vulnerability as they present the symbolism of protection.

 

72rysaac#4 by: Rysaac Lane

Rysaac Lane’s color prints of chayote squash and radish, use these common edibles to reflect feelings of insecurity, vanity, and self-consciousness individuals experience about their body image.

 

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A reflective moment: By James Lane

 

 

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