In 2009 I began a series of tissue paper cut outs inspired by Mexican Day of the Dead papel picado banners drawing subject matter from news sources. I envision the banners as an ongoing series adding to the historical record. I would like to see them dis
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In 2009 I began a series of tissue paper cut outs inspired by Mexican Day of the Dead papel picado banners drawing subject matter from news sources. I envision the banners as an ongoing series adding to the historical record. I would like to see them dis
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Dear all,
here comes another submission for possible inclusion in AUP at the daadgalerie in Berlin:
Project "Bilderpause" / "Image Intermission" 1996/2000
The Project and the photographs are attached to that form. Enjoy!
Bilderpause
Ein Pause
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Dear all,
here comes another submission for possible inclusion in AUP at the daadgalerie in Berlin:
Project "Bilderpause" / "Image Intermission" 1996/2000
The Project and the photographs are attached to that form. Enjoy!
Bilderpause
Ein Pause
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Project: CHINATOWN RUN
Client: City of Calgary Development Dept. / Canada
Date: 2010
Retrofit of elements into existing Centre Street Chinatown District of Calgary Alberta Canada.
The idea was to enhance the 3 blocks along Centre Street with t
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Project: CHINATOWN RUN
Client: City of Calgary Development Dept. / Canada
Date: 2010
Retrofit of elements into existing Centre Street Chinatown District of Calgary Alberta Canada.
The idea was to enhance the 3 blocks along Centre Street with t
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TERRITORY: Bank parking lot mural Canada - Derek Michael Besant
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Client: Bank of Nova Scotia / Canada
Date: 2010
Industrial UV ink imaging applications to large-scale alucobond curtainwall sheets at second storey level attached in sections that create a narrative of:
• Out-of-focus faces
• Everyday objects
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Client: Bank of Nova Scotia / Canada
Date: 2010
Industrial UV ink imaging applications to large-scale alucobond curtainwall sheets at second storey level attached in sections that create a narrative of:
• Out-of-focus faces
• Everyday objects
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