About a year and a half ago, I moved all my art content from an old website onto this one. A lot has happened since then, and I decided this fall that it was time to circle back around and create a separate site dedicated to my art and the whole mess of personal stuff that goes with it. Here it is: Zero Point Mechanic.
I've spent a lot of my free time since the end of the semester assembling and "organizing" content. I didn't want to spend the time trying to explain everything, so I decided that I would explain nothing. If you've read any of the stories about my art, you know that a lot of it is about interacting with memories. I created the new website as a vehicle that would both help me do that and provide a place to display pictures of my work. I didn't really know how I would group things until I started to do it. It's both strange and comforting seeing patterns in what I've been interested in, fascinated with, and bothered by, stretching back to my childhood.
I've only had a digital camera since about 2005 -- less than a third of my life. There is a lot more content that will come from the boxes (and boxes, and boxes) of printed photographs, audio, video, and personal artifacts that I've got in my closet and attic. The website is a work in progress and probably always will be.
As it says on the homepage, if you want to see pictures of recent work, visit the Gallery. Each image there leads to a separate page for the piece, usually with images taken "in progress." When I write about my art, I still plan on doing it on this blog. Blog posts are linked as screenshots of the title.
The Sketchbook section is probably the best portal to start exploring, if you're so inclined. Clicking on many of the sketches will lead you elsewhere, and so on and so on. At this point there are links I have yet to establish, and there may be whole sections that don't link to anything yet. That will change as I have time to develop the site further.
People are hugely important to my memories. I have tried to err on the side of not including recognizable images of other people, however, because I wasn't sure that they would always like it. My goal isn't to make anyone mad, but to provide myself with some memory cue cards. So if you see a picture of yourself and you'd like it removed, just let me know.
Enjoy!
I've only had a digital camera since about 2005 -- less than a third of my life. There is a lot more content that will come from the boxes (and boxes, and boxes) of printed photographs, audio, video, and personal artifacts that I've got in my closet and attic. The website is a work in progress and probably always will be.
As it says on the homepage, if you want to see pictures of recent work, visit the Gallery. Each image there leads to a separate page for the piece, usually with images taken "in progress." When I write about my art, I still plan on doing it on this blog. Blog posts are linked as screenshots of the title.
The Sketchbook section is probably the best portal to start exploring, if you're so inclined. Clicking on many of the sketches will lead you elsewhere, and so on and so on. At this point there are links I have yet to establish, and there may be whole sections that don't link to anything yet. That will change as I have time to develop the site further.
People are hugely important to my memories. I have tried to err on the side of not including recognizable images of other people, however, because I wasn't sure that they would always like it. My goal isn't to make anyone mad, but to provide myself with some memory cue cards. So if you see a picture of yourself and you'd like it removed, just let me know.
Enjoy!
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