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Wow! That was very interesting and very moving and extremely significant in these unusual times. We actually did have a fire and were able to save some of our art. Thank goodness, because they are such an important part of our LIFE! Thank you Kathan. I enjoy all the eggs! robin
this "egg" was excellent. poignant and moving. as an artist i marvel when fellow artists destroy their work; but it is also something that i tend to admire as it clearly serves a purpose in their practice. me, i'm a bit of a hoarder. i rework awkward material until i'm content with it. but the notion that some one else would throw away a work of art is deeply saddening for precisely the reasons that you cite through Faulkner. art is an emotive, slow burning thing and as Faulkner suggests; always available to breathe before its next admirer. of course, art that is destroyed with intent, political or otherwise, lives a separate life that has martyred potential, but that is not my concern. your piece speaks to art that is left behind, abandoned, killed somehow. the saddest kind of all.
alex weinstein
los angeles