Justin Lowman: "Double-Dutch (Japan)," 2011, white latex paint on stamped concrete panel and repurposed pine/poplar; T5 Fluorescents, Lee Filters, and cords.

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

"Double-Dutch (Japan)," 2011, white latex paint on stamped concrete panel and repurposed pine/poplar; T5 Fluorescents, Lee Filters, and cords.

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The Future Isn't What It Used to Be

In the fall of 2006, when I first started this blog, I then quickly realized the convenience of sharing images of studio work within such a public situation. Hence, a visual journal of my studio endured here for five years or so.

Sometime in 2011, however, the unwieldiness of the visual record (a lot of work was made and documented) and the linear limitations of the weblog format itself further constrained the best way, in my opinion, to share my work (work that seems to operate in defiance of such singular readings). So, I developed a website, proper, (www.justinlowman.com) in order to better share aspects of my work.

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Wednesday, September 7, 2011

"Double-Dutch (Japan)," 2011, white latex paint on stamped concrete panel and repurposed pine/poplar; T5 Fluorescents, Lee Filters, and cords.

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