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uWall.tv © 2021 - Privacy - Terms Archiving a Landscape | American Craft Council “For the soul, then, beauty is not defined as pleasantness of form but rather as the quality in things that invites absorption and contemplation.” ~Thomas Moore, Care of the Soul My work was born of a place. Specifically, it was born of a dry, hard-scrabble landscape surrounding a house on a hill off of a dirt road in Gallup, New Mexico, where I spent my formative years. As a child, I wandered and memorized that landscape, finding perfect sandstone perches, observing as fallen cactus limbs slowly evolved into dried, lacy skeletons, squeezing unearthed coal in hopes of making diamonds, taking in the smell of juniper and wet dirt after a quick downpour. My family and I moved east for my teenage years, and perhaps it was the sudden absence of my foundational landscape that sealed its value for me. Careful observation of natural forms in their habitats has been a long-standing personal occupation and fascination, and these observations form the basis for my work.

ARTBoom.info | The World of the Seven Arts Gas Station / Atelier SAD Gas Station / Atelier SAD Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMail Or Area: 3322 m² Year: 2011 Photographs: Tomas Soucek Text description provided by the architects. The larch façade of the cubic kiosk boots the station’s streamlined appearance. Haruyoshi Ono – landscape theory It is in his social agenda that Burle Marx’s lectures are perhaps most surprising. In several lectures Burle Marx tells us that he is motivated by people, by the collective, and by society. While this is very much consistent with his role as an activist, the general perception of Burle Marx’s landscape architecture was that he did not care about the client or user, but did his own thing. Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe put it bluntly, “You see, what he does is he will walk onto a site and do the swishing and do these lovely things, mind it will be his thing, it will be what he wants to have there and very nice worthwhile it is too.” Even Haruyoshi Ono would confirm this approach: that Burle Marx did what he himself wanted, but that over time he began to consider the user more carefully. Gareth Doherty, On Burle Marx and his Lectures (2018) Roberto Burle-Marx, Copacabana Promenade (1970)

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