May.27.2023

 

Imaginary abstract flower studies :
8.5in X 8.5in, ink, aerosol, metallic pigment & acrylic.

2023

May.25.2023

 

Experiments with exposures. Mid day, Midtown. Manhattan. Microseconds in transit.

I took long exposures and then pulled the details to bring the underlying stuctures & shapes from what looked like nothing.

I wonder if this is a brief snapshot to how our brains perceive bits of data that’s relaid through our synapses.

August 22 2019


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—-> I recently found my self within proximity of things I had not known much about. Quickly finding it to be another example of nature & the ways in which it integrates information.
—-> Pearls.
Specifically South Sea & Tahitian pearls.

Pearls seem to have a sort- of- sea- / environmental- test strip -type characteristic. Maybe a variation of rings on a tree? , .. they all can tell stories. We just need to learn their language..
Tides, food, over population, under population, generations, temperature all pass through & leave influence in the growth of pearls individually & collectively.

…Thinking forward. —–+—+–>

⇤ With an sense of mission
All online inquiries ended quietly. Auto-returns were coming back on emails more often than not.
Once on the land, the narrative was equally unexpected.
Store fronts / last known address’ were empty, gone, as if the tide of industry came & went. Phone lines dead or not who it’s supposed to be. Being under the wing of someone who also speaks fluent native tongue didn’t even save us.
Pearls from the area were something that a decade ago was actually being promoted as “come to the farms, tour, talk and possibly purchase.” kind of tourism.

With not even a starting point of contact, the South Sea pearls actually came down to the last 2/3 hours i was in Indonesia (& physically sent weeks later). Literally in the car on the way to the airport .
Before then we eventually did find & return with many grams of fun shaped freshwater pearls. All have a glow that will be great to work with.

+++++++++++++++++\\++\+>

Freshwater
South Sea Treasures

It all came to crossing paths with someone whom you’ve seem to have known for awhile. Rekindling & continuing these old unions.

Some things have a pace that we’ve begun to forgotten about.
In times of two day shipping and finding anything and everything through endless possibilities of scrolling on the internet. More often then not it seems to come down to us starting a conversation with new people.
Our stories are powerful.

I’m looking forward to building up (work) to & harmonizing the pearls with silver.

see you soon Bali family

brb
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paul@unnaturalnature.org


July 10. 2019

Shifting from painting, water colors & all the other forms of past creativity. I spent the last several weeks building more “future tech”.

—->_ future.tech_ : (N) [?] – prototypes of creations that are there to influence the makers and do-ers of the world. Hopefully those younger than the theorist.

This time : prototype “500block wormhole giga fiber upgrades.”
– a “device” that would allow me to go from the 500 block at 18421 zip code to the 500 block of the 18431 zip code. (a mire 18miles [~30km] from each other )

Dissecting soldering \ hard wiring & pushing the limits of what they say is “buy a roll or 4 of lighting & several packets of FSJEE 2pin connectors to create endless professional results.”

Originally I wanted to buy a “chandelier” pre-made and ready to go. But unsure of the the life span of encapsulated LED’s (as I was just burnt on purchasing a kitchen LED light fixture. A 10year non serviceable fixture burnt out in less than two, I wondered what was the life span of this chandelier ? & CAN I REPLACE COMPONENTS ? ) And for 20% or so more I could buy the supplies with KNOWN higher quality components & assemble / construct something several factors larger myself to shapes formed from Imagination.

[ in hindsight, it was a lot more work. corrections. hacking than expected on initial inquiry. But I don’t think i would re do it in any other way. ..
well maybe with a little less stringent timeline for completion.]

The result was 10 individual & completely re configurable independent led structures. One configuration : sets of 3/4 stacked vertically to make a “chandelier”, the other was a long row 4ft x 12ft [1.25m x 3m] to make a “canopy” of fractal LED’s.

May 13. 2019

woah,
3 posts this month & its only week two.
I must be busy,

or
my love hate relationship with social media is more complicated than ever.

—______–_–______-_____________________________

I collect & reuse varieties of salts that interact with my watercolors. Like minded color schemes live on within each other. These remains become the next for future works. We build upon our pasts & those salvaged remains become something they never could have individually on either side of the before or after.

may.9.2019

Im excited to share that several new works with you here & will be on display from May 11- June 22 at Bohdi Tree in Honesdale PA/.

These studies turned into a development of pursuit & technical refinement.
With the idea of really focusing on [teqnique].
In this case it was the addition of one step in the what used to be.
that added an unseen level of clarity in the overall piece.

“We just upgraded our perspective lenses.”
I look forward to the works ahead.

These particular pieces are apart of Honesdale’s “Second Saturday” [every 2nd sat of the month —> we come together to take to the streets.
so join us on either May’s second saturday [ may 11th ] or June’s [ june 8th ] between 6pm & 9pm.

This months edition of second saturday lines up with another Honesdale artistic venture_personal_.365day_advert. <TheGreatWallOfHonesdale.

+
paul@unnaturalnature.org

Freshly finished works :
Gouache, ink & acrylic on cotton paper.
50cm x 60cm [20″ x 24″]

TSA Approved :
TSA Approved : PROTECT THE HOUSE 4/3
TSA Approved : PRE CHECK – PRE BLOOM 3/3
TSA Approved : FULL BODY SCAN 2/3
TSA Approved : WITH DOUBT 1/3

5. 5. 2019

we Search the lANds far & west for subjects we never new we could harmonize

f r i z z l e s i z z l e

[ video removed by admin – /_de.googled.myLIFE ]

no longer will things be indexed. searched, crawled or analized via google on this website. I know, who does such a thing… I care more about your privacy, than stats to see whos coming to the site. ENJOY FREELY & PRIVATLY.


DIGITAL CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS ARE BEING SLOWLY STRIPPED AWAY FROM US & WE HAVE NO NEW FOUNDING FATHERS. WE NEED TO ALL BE OUR OWN FOUNDERS.

paul@unnaturalnature.org

April 1.0 2019 .//[backlog]

This particular spring you will be seeing the development of new plant species grow within this digital arboretum.

Like most this growth happens slowly & abruptly all at the same time. Resulting in some of the most unique configurations within specimens on this great lush marble we call home.

Talk to you soon,
++
paul@unnaturalnature.org

3. 22 2019

we <3 you California. Thank you for the much needed time to wonder.

 

 






After exploring and wondering through foreign yet familiar places I’m excited to compose new watercolor / gouache works surrounding these natural color compositions… Smaller canvas never found their place among everything, now we work with select papers & technique . leaving canvas’ to a slowly evolving larger format. A form where I can work out a specific dialog that is the equivalent of long format conversation.

See you soon

paul@unnaturalnature.org

10.1.2018

I recently spent the month of September in downtown Honesdale, arriving through vacant office space. working on adding some paint to the downtown skyline.
This all came together with the help of Canaltown , The Honesdale Loft, forgotabout K & The Jadwin associates. I’ve wanted to evolve what started on canvas to the public space, and with these people I was able to do so with no constraints, no grants, no scaffold & no machinery. Just neighbors working together because of one’s playing matchmaker, some great onsite support & my extendable paint roller.


——>—–>—> Transport to Honesdale:—————->  ——-> —>


A funny thing happens when you change / merge the direction of traffic through a town. New rules of the road, new routines for foot traffic, less looking both ways before crossing & all of a sudden drivers have less places to look at while passing by. In our case southern facing walls become something now only seen by being on the streets or in our rear view mirrors. Funny thing is there’s a part of our society that hides in these shadowy rear view mirrors. Ones hiding within the darkness of these flowers. Poppy flowers. Opium creators. Things we know and agree on but aren’t talking about. Pharmaceutical formulas & how they behave with us, becoming blanket statements that we need to fine tune. I never want to see these taken from us. Maybe it’s not the plants, but us who are not using them correctly.. .

These are moments I will fight to never forget. It was great to get out of the terracotta castle I work in & spend some time on the rooftops in downtown Honesdale.


Before:


After :



in-progress shots :




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8.1.2018

Between worlds: lions gate

Nearly four years ago I began a two piece canvas painting at an unprecedented size. 7.ft x 14.ft
Fresh off a single 7ft x 7ft canvas, I wanted to feel what one image spanning two full size canvas’ would end up looking like.
These were uncharted creative waters.

It’s been years of love and confusion on this one,
As you walk around it you visually feel a motion. a pulling
the focusing of an un-rendered end.
Fragmented perceptions  /  layers

There were times these hid behind file cabinets.
Covered with drop cloths for seasons.

With no predisposed endpoint, the pace of development was one about inquisition  /  methods  /  materials  /  & multiple pieces acting as a whole.


aprox 7.ft x 14.ft canvas. [  2[7×7] ]
Aerosol, acrylic, metallic paint, paint pens & ink on 14.oz canvas.

[still tacked on to studio wall  /  un-streched ]

final layer of clear coat was applied August 12th, 2018.
Beginning in and ending within the annual solar cycle of our sun aligning with an even larger star; Sirius. One from the edge of the milky way.
While not knowing much more than a final push to wrap this project up, feels / looks right, and all the planetary thought comes to mind in hindsight.


[fullSIZE]


[Concept sketch]


[2014 [september] – earliest known photo ]




Have a space we can display it ?
mail to:
paul@unnaturalnature.org

Shop item 67

set of four micro jet etched stolzle wine glasses
7.5fl.oz volume capacity
6.75in tall
silicon carbide on lead free crystal
manufactured in Germany
spontaneous freestyle design

$225 [postage & limited edition MultiVerse travel tubes included]




shop item 60

“Holiday X mass party”
Watercolors, ink and metallic paint on watercolor mailing paper
housed in antique Italian wood frame & original glass

aprox: 4.5in x 5.25in
$200.00 usd
shipping included




shop item 58

“Misjudged”

~ maybe preconceptions are the problem. What if skunks stink because they spend all their free time sifting through our landfills separating trash from reusable materials ~

Watercolors & ink on cotton paper
30cm x 40cm [11.8in x 15.7in]

unframed. Ships flat

$ 550. usd
shipping included




Shop item 56

“Noble beings #1”
Watercolors, ink and metallic paint on cotton paper
housed in antique Italian wood frame & original glass

aprox: 3.5in x 5.5in
$200.00 usd
shipping included


7.1.2018

Maldives trash island & moss filled river ways, two parts of our realities. Both places uniquely detailed.
Two triptych [12 x 16″] paintings of landscape studies. gouache, ink, coffee and graphite on 300gsm paper.

Maldives trash island

 

 

mossy river embankment

 

 

 

 

 

 

6.2.2018

Hello Honesdale & All,

We’d like to welcome you to run wild with our mobile eye contact canvas. aka box truck.

we’ve uploaded several high resolution scans of “blank eye pages”. These are available to anyone and everyone to take, download, draw on, and share.

At this years Roots and Rhythm
we’ll be downtown Honesdale with a box truck and some oversized eye cut outs. We will be sticking these eyes on the side of the truck and providing black paint pens to whoever would like to participate. The public is welcome to turn the side of the truck into whatever we want; things you see at the festival; things you imagine, ect..
Think of it as an oversized & mobile pencil sketch.

Drawing on a box truck not your thing?  Don’t live in the area, on house arrest, seeing this after the festival & your not fond of time travel ?  Download the .jps, draw on them, bring them, email them, create blueprints for your onsite experience.

We’ll take ones you send in, bring by, and will put together an online compilation of it all.

Where does this all come from ? I [paul] utilize eyes from magazines, and store set of cut out eyes on paper while developing the watercolor characters they will slowly belong to. At one point the storage sheets developed a sort of, underlying connection. With scenes emerging with things working together like i’ve never noticed before. From individual watercolors to interconnected graphite sketches.

Bring your ideas

email your drawings to :
ryan.festivaltown@gmail.com
paul@unnaturalnature.org
kelsey@unnnaturalnature.org

Have ideas outside what was mentioned ?
Always welcome to drop is a line, stop by or say hey.

BLANK EYE PAGES

5.3.2018

his & hers
moments in time [ 5|26|2018 ]
date specific and inscribed moments

v4.0.5 & v4.0.6
Zwiesel | Micro Jet etchings | silicon carbide | crystal

Manufactured in Germany
etched in usa
500ml volume
spontaneous free style design

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5.2.2018

New mediums.

Over the course of the past year, i’ve slowly been learning and exploring a new medium: Jewelry [ silver ].This came from one of many late night idea building discussions with @forgotaboutk227, this one was about jewelry that featured eyes and our interests | love for them. Looking online and what was available became too generic.
Like many of these, they tend to find you rather than you find them. Not interested in what we came across, the next natural question was ” how can we make them?” As a few seasons ago I was given a unique and cleverly cultivated gift from some loved ones: Silver cuff links made with antique prosthetic eyes. In hindsight this had to be a major catalyst, one that took root awhile ago and only recently broke through the surface.

As it turns out those cuff links were commissioned through my mother [ table jewelry ] is a trained gold smith who works specifically in silver for longer than i’ve been around. While over the years I have done small one off jewelry projects but nothing so involved like these current projects. She has recently been teaching & sharing with me her insights within this medium. It is a slow process and so much more involved than anything i’ve done to date. Yet, it’s something that has a reward quiet possibly unlike anything i’ve done before. Not that everything before hand came easy or bared no rewards, but some things resonate with people differently. After many sessions of polishing, patina, & cleaning you see what once was sheets of silver, and in this case; antique German doll eyes & in the palm of your hand you feel a level of connectivity to the metals that came from the ground and is what it is now because of your shaping.

Working with silver over the last few months, has me re-prioritizing what I’d like to work on going forward. I’m looking forward to creating more within this field from someone so versed, skilled and close to me.

concepts :

in progress :

final results :

4.1.2018

Dreamcatchers by Kelsey
Found wood | copper | hemp | fabrics & lace | feathers
an ongoing pursuit to harmonize curious materials
of personal interest

online inquiries : kelsey@unnaturalnature.org
in person : For the select number available in the Honesdale, PA area
stop by the Velvet Maple

1.2.2018

Working through the winter

Im very happy to say we are on the final details of several large canvas’
Some have been the result of several years of slow detail finding

In pursuit & manifestation of large venues to house|display this large new body of work

paul@unnaturalnature.org

+more details to follow+

1.2018

 I hope you and all your loved ones managed to escape the intergalactic squid elves this winter;
if you didn’t & you went o a stomach bug spa treatment. GODSPEED. Here’s to starting 2018 with that new glow.

7.2017

Thank you Honesdale for checking out the one night art liberation.
Thank you @kesley for capturing the evening in a ways I couldn’t describe.
With all honesty forward,
I want to thank David Choe for the “homework” as part of my requirement for coming to experience the Choe show. It was his idea of putting on an art show with the clause of giving it all away in order experience sharing my creations with the world, and those who maybe at the moment couldn’t afford to buy my art.
Putting this together after the fact has me thinking: one of the limited questions asked in the Choe Show application was “what is your greatest wish or desire before you die”. I answered with something along the lines of living off of my creations and sharing them with the world, with the idea of hopefully sparking something artistic with another generation.

The honest part of it being that a good part of me says I should have done this without his instruction. But that may be looking at it in an isolated form, who am I to question his methods, instead I lay down and expose my belly in the most primitive form of trust. I look forward to what lies ahead, what lessons will be learned and experience something from someone whom i’ve admired for awhile in such an intimate form.

6.2.2017

hellohonesdale !

I can’t believe it’s been 2 years since we’ve last worked together. Almost to the day. This weekend July 2, 6:30pm – 9:00pm, in an unofficial collaboration with the downtown festivities, I will be having a one night pop up art show.

I’m grateful that The velvet maple is letting me utilize their outdoor storefront to bring you a rather unique, open, & honest approach to sharing my creations with you.

There will be some old, some new & a few in between works available. Alongside my work i will be live painting new pieces on canvas & hanging out for the evening.

there is one catch

leave your money in the car, at home, in your pocket, it has no place here.

come with an open heart and take something home for free.

you’ve got to give it away to keep it

968 Main Street 
Honesdale, Pa 

5.2017

Some new “mini monsters”
a continued experiment in finding altered personalities behind some of the modeling world. Adding to the shop this week!    Now available!
eyes from beauty magazines | gouache | & | ink on 300g/m cotton paper
15.5cm x 12cm 6″ x 4.75″

12-2016

more fine line imaginary astro geometrical drawings :

shop item 39

mystery sketch in a bottle
aprox : 11.5cm x 8cm [4.5″ x 3.25″]
graphite, ink, on 300 g/m2 cotton paper

(dried Zinnia seed pods available upon inquiry (dried seeds are from our personal collection), leave  in buyers comments))

 

[ $35 + shipping]




 

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shop item 40

Dispilio style artifact*
inspired from a time where symbolic text was means of communicating
engraved hardwood, gold pigment & sealed with bees wax

 

[ $55 + shipping]
[zalto crystal stand included]




 

* an approximation of an actual imaginary artifact that may or may not contain unseen multidimensional properties

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8-2-16

Some smaller ( 23cm x 23cm [9in x9in])
aerosol, ink, & acrylic on 14oz canvas
inquiries : email   paul@unnaturalnature.org

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Factory farming updates (august edition)

So no more than 72-96hrs after finally ending procrastination / documentation (as well as get the aphids under control) we did a routine nutrient change in the hydro system. Maybe it was the surplus of nutrients ? Our meter clocked the nutrient level at 40% lower than optimum levels, & funny because this was the outcome of the directed additions via the label. So we kept adding and checking the ppm (parts per million) until we reached desired #’s. Adjusted the ph & thought we were good. We don’t know what happened, but over the next 3 days the ph just kept rising. Adding acid to lower it was resulting in no change in the climbing ph. Algae was forming ( not something new) so we added normal combating amounts of hydrogen peroxide. The algae subsided but the ph did not. We slowly lost the crop plant by plant, and by the time we salvaged the couple heads of lettuce, they were going soft. The volatility of the ph was always a concern, and it seemed reasonable to check and adjust daily (vs adding upfront cost of a automated controller  ) It remains a delicate process to behave and compensate for soil, but it was a small experiment that once some time frees up we will be doing again. It also was funny to hear about the out of control algae plumes in Florida caused in part by nitrogen based fertilizer going on almost in tandem with our small 9 -10gallon system. Maybe if we all took more of a moment and invested ourselves into cultivating our own food, and dealing with these common threats in-between the sprout to harvest; those plumes wouldn’t have gotten as big? Maybe not, either way it was interesting to see & experience that on a small level and then see what can happen in a several square mile freshwater source.

In the meantime we’ve swapped our veggies for wild flowers. Ditching the hydroponics for now and using pumps/irrigation with soil.

Factory farming updates

Factory farming updates.
Lady bugs vs aphids …
soilless farming my be cleaner, indoors & light weight media, but still much more of a day job than expected.
Automation, ppm (parts per million) meters, & refractometers are our friend, looking forward to writing up more & seeing if growing year round vegetables in the dark proves to be worth it.

city building daydreams….

Espresso monsters 2-26-16

A small 20cm x 25cm espresso based exploration into alternative pigments

||[ paul@unnaturalnature ]||

Morning mini monsters 2-18-16

A small [12cm x 8cm] experimental series of watercolor effects.

The pre dawn monsters thrive off the slight slow daily drain of child-like creativity in those commuting to where they’d rather not be.

//[ paul@unnaturalnature.org ]\\

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Zalto | water | taster

Taken from the manufacturer :

In the northern part of Lower-Austria the tradition of glass blowing goes back to the early 14th century. The Zalto family, a glassmaking dynasty whose roots reach back to Venice, settled down in this region six generations ago. Since then Zalto has been producing high quality hand-blown glass in Neunagelberg.

Our company was established 2006 in Neunagelberg, to give special focus on outstanding,hand-blown stemware with the acquired brands Zalto and Denk`Art.True to tradition of the Zalto brand, today the Zalto glass house offers connoisseurs superior and state of the art glasses. All of them hand-blown by highly skilled glassblowers.

The development of the  Denk`Art series was as influenced by the earth as by the universe beyond. The curve of the bowls are tilted at the angles of 24°, 48° and 72°, which are in accordance to the tilt angles of the Earth. The ancient Romans utilized this triumvirate of angles with their supply repositories, finding that produce stayed fresh for a longer time, and that it also showed improved taste. Due to these cosmic parallels, we believe that a wine can reach its utmost potential in a Denk`Art glass, developing everything that is possible in the nose as well as on palate, due to these cosmic parallels.
The glasses of the Zalto Glass House are not only about design. They are produced without the addition of lead oxide and are resistant against clouding. Despite its feather-light weight and delicate edges, the Denk`Art series of glasses maintains all the best attributes of a modern glass as far as care and longevity are concerned. Denk`Art glasses may be washed in a dishwasher and should be considered your everyday glass as well as the glass to use for your most special occasions.

Height : 210mm ~ [7.5″]


Silicon carbide blasted etching on Denk`Art glassware
spontaneous free style design



225$ postage & MultiVerse travel tube included

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Zalto | water | taster

Taken from the manufacturer :

In the northern part of Lower-Austria the tradition of glass blowing goes back to the early 14th century. The Zalto family, a glassmaking dynasty whose roots reach back to Venice, settled down in this region six generations ago. Since then Zalto has been producing high quality hand-blown glass in Neunagelberg.

Our company was established 2006 in Neunagelberg, to give special focus on outstanding,hand-blown stemware with the acquired brands Zalto and Denk`Art.True to tradition of the Zalto brand, today the Zalto glass house offers connoisseurs superior and state of the art glasses. All of them hand-blown by highly skilled glassblowers.

The development of the  Denk`Art series was as influenced by the earth as by the universe beyond. The curve of the bowls are tilted at the angles of 24°, 48° and 72°, which are in accordance to the tilt angles of the Earth. The ancient Romans utilized this triumvirate of angles with their supply repositories, finding that produce stayed fresh for a longer time, and that it also showed improved taste. Due to these cosmic parallels, we believe that a wine can reach its utmost potential in a Denk`Art glass, developing everything that is possible in the nose as well as on palate, due to these cosmic parallels.
The glasses of the Zalto Glass House are not only about design. They are produced without the addition of lead oxide and are resistant against clouding. Despite its feather-light weight and delicate edges, the Denk`Art series of glasses maintains all the best attributes of a modern glass as far as care and longevity are concerned. Denk`Art glasses may be washed in a dishwasher and should be considered your everyday glass as well as the glass to use for your most special occasions.

Height : 210mm ~ [7.5″]


Silicon carbide blasted etching on Denk`Art glassware
spontaneous free style design



225$ postage & MultiVerse travel tube included

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DSCF5064_

The soft curves of this glass are ideal for showcasing your wine’s body and color. A drawn, elegant stem pairs perfectly with any table setting and decor.
Drawn stem technology ensures consistency by forming the stem and bowl from one solid piece of crystal. The base is then fire-melted to the stem, ensuring exceptional balance.

Made of 100% lead free, German-made crystal

Diameter: 2 7/8″
Height: 7 3/8″

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|taster|stölzle|

The soft curves of this glass are ideal for showcasing your wine’s body and color. A drawn, elegant stem pairs perfectly with any table setting and decor.
Drawn stem technology ensures consistency by forming the stem and bowl from one solid piece of crystal. The base is then fire-melted to the stem, ensuring exceptional balance.

Made of 100% lead free, German-made crystal

Diameter: 2 7/8″
Height: 7 3/8″

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|quatrophil|stölzle|

The very long stem makes the difference to other glass ranges: the range QUATROPHIL is an extravagant which convince with its straight contour and a very functional shape.
Lovers of strong and accentuated shapes are the target group of QUATROPHIL. The filigree, long stem carries bowls with a distinctive waist – sometimes higher, sometimes at a lower point. But this point is not arbitrarily: the result of the right design is an optimised wine enjoyment. And these glasses feature the optimum.

White Wine
404 ml / 14 ¼ oz
H: 245 mm / 9 ¾”
Ø: 83 mm / 3 ¼”

For light & medium-bodied white wines & light-bodied red wines:

Pinot Bianco
Müller-Thurgau
Silvaner
Gavi
Riesling

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|quatrophil|stölzle|

The very long stem makes the difference to other glass ranges: the range QUATROPHIL is an extravagant which convince with its straight contour and a very functional shape.
Lovers of strong and accentuated shapes are the target group of QUATROPHIL. The filigree, long stem carries bowls with a distinctive waist – sometimes higher, sometimes at a lower point. But this point is not arbitrarily: the result of the right design is an optimised wine enjoyment. And these glasses feature the optimum.

White Wine
404 ml / 14 ¼ oz
H: 245 mm / 9 ¾”
Ø: 83 mm / 3 ¼”

For light & medium-bodied white wines & light-bodied red wines:

Pinot Bianco
Müller-Thurgau
Silvaner
Gavi
Riesling

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|quatrophil|stölzle|

[from the manufacture]

“The very long stem makes the difference to other glass ranges: the range QUATROPHIL is an extravagant which convince with its straight contour and a very functional shape.

Lovers of strong and accentuated shapes are the target group of QUATROPHIL. The filigree, long stem carries bowls with a distinctive waist – sometimes higher, sometimes at a lower point. But this point is not arbitrarily: the result of the right design is an optimised wine enjoyment.”

  • Volume : 404 ml / 14 ¼ oz
  • Drink type : light & medium-bodied white wines & light-bodied red wines.
    Pinot Bianco | Müller-Thurgau | Silvaner | Riesling
  • Height : 245 mm / 9 ¾
  • Width : 83 mm / 3 ¼”
  • Opening :  56mm / 2.125
  • Manufactured in Germany

silicon carbide blasted etching
spontaneous free style design, no two can ever be the same

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|quatrophil|stölzle|

[from the manufacture]

“The very long stem makes the difference to other glass ranges: the range QUATROPHIL is an extravagant which convince with its straight contour and a very functional shape.

Lovers of strong and accentuated shapes are the target group of QUATROPHIL. The filigree, long stem carries bowls with a distinctive waist – sometimes higher, sometimes at a lower point. But this point is not arbitrarily: the result of the right design is an optimised wine enjoyment.”

  • Volume : 404 ml / 14 ¼ oz
  • Drink type : light & medium-bodied white wines & light-bodied red wines.
    Pinot Bianco | Müller-Thurgau | Silvaner | Riesling
  • Height : 245 mm / 9 ¾
  • Width : 83 mm / 3 ¼”
  • Opening :  56mm / 2.125
  • Manufactured in Germany

silicon carbide blasted etching
spontaneous free style design, no two can ever be the same

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sub_directory_ v:2.6.05

|revolution|stölzle|

Designed by the architect Prof Wilhelm Holzbauer and the wine specialist Heinz Kammerer. The straight conical shape characterizes the glasses of the Revolution series. The form of the glass is dictated by a wine’s need to express itself and by the way that taste is perceived in each wine. The four sizes of the line cover the wide spectrum and can be used for red as well as white. The design of the glass is influenced not only by the individual grapes but also other elements such as acidity, maturity, tannin, viscosity and the bouquet of the wine.

  • Volume: 13oz
  • Wine/Drink Type: All Purpose White Wine Glass
  • Height: 8.5in.
  • Diameter: 3.25in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim
  • Manufactured by Stölzle

[back to sub directory]

sub_directory_ v:2.6.04

|revolution|stölzle|

Designed by the architect Prof Wilhelm Holzbauer and the wine specialist Heinz Kammerer. The straight conical shape characterizes the glasses of the Revolution series. The form of the glass is dictated by a wine’s need to express itself and by the way that taste is perceived in each wine. The four sizes of the line cover the wide spectrum and can be used for red as well as white. The design of the glass is influenced not only by the individual grapes but also other elements such as acidity, maturity, tannin, viscosity and the bouquet of the wine.

  • Volume: 13oz
  • Wine/Drink Type: All Purpose White Wine Glass
  • Height: 8.5in.
  • Diameter: 3.25in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim
  • Manufactured by Stölzle

[back to sub directory]

sub_directory_ v:2.6.03

|revolution|stölzle|

Designed by the architect Prof Wilhelm Holzbauer and the wine specialist Heinz Kammerer. The straight conical shape characterizes the glasses of the Revolution series. The form of the glass is dictated by a wine’s need to express itself and by the way that taste is perceived in each wine. The four sizes of the line cover the wide spectrum and can be used for red as well as white. The design of the glass is influenced not only by the individual grapes but also other elements such as acidity, maturity, tannin, viscosity and the bouquet of the wine.

 

  • Volume: 13oz
  • Wine/Drink Type: All Purpose White Wine Glass
  • Height: 8.5in.
  • Diameter: 3.25in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim
  • Manufactured by Stölzle

[back to sub directory]

sub_directory_ v:2.6.02

|flame|stölzle|

 

[from the manufacturer]
“Whether you’re opening up a treasured Puligny-Montrachet tableside or just a crisp New Zealand Sauvignon for friends and grilled fish, a white wine glass of the proper structure is essential. A gently curved, narrow bowl keeps temperature low and aromas focused. The narrow rim delivers the flow across the taste zones of the tongue with a balance of sweetness and acidity crucial to white wines. This heightening of aroma and simple shape matches a variety of whites from dry and fresh to voluptuous and rich.

Flavor and aroma performance for every varietal in a sleek, thrilling mouthblown crystal design. The Fire series represents the highest level in innovative stemware. A sharp blend of style and substance, Fire is the line for high-end restaurants looking to offer top-quality wine service and stunning presentation. Perfect for dedicated home tasters seeking a new plateau in crystal aesthetics.”

  • Volume: 13.5oz.
  • Wine/Drink Type: White Burgundy, Chardonnay, Beaujolais, Riesling, Semillon, Pinot Blanc
  • Height: 240mm ~ 9.5″
  • Width : 82mm ~ 3″
  • Opening : 57mm ~ 2.25″
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim
  • Wall Weight: 6 View Wall Weight Scale
  • Manufactured in Germany

 

silicon carbide blasted etching
spontaneous free style design, no two can ever be the same
175$ postage & one off MultiVerse travel tube included




[back to shop]
[back to subdirectory] 

sub_directory_ v:2.6.01

|flame|stölzle|

 

[from the manufacturer]
“Whether you’re opening up a treasured Puligny-Montrachet tableside or just a crisp New Zealand Sauvignon for friends and grilled fish, a white wine glass of the proper structure is essential. A gently curved, narrow bowl keeps temperature low and aromas focused. The narrow rim delivers the flow across the taste zones of the tongue with a balance of sweetness and acidity crucial to white wines. This heightening of aroma and simple shape matches a variety of whites from dry and fresh to voluptuous and rich.

Flavor and aroma performance for every varietal in a sleek, thrilling mouthblown crystal design. The Fire series represents the highest level in innovative stemware. A sharp blend of style and substance, Fire is the line for high-end restaurants looking to offer top-quality wine service and stunning presentation. Perfect for dedicated home tasters seeking a new plateau in crystal aesthetics.”

  • Volume: 13.5oz.
  • Wine/Drink Type: White Burgundy, Chardonnay, Beaujolais, Riesling, Semillon, Pinot Blanc
  • Height: 9.5in.
  • Diameter: 3in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim
  • Wall Weight: 6 View Wall Weight Scale
  • Manufactured in Germany

 

silicon carbide blasted etching
spontaneous free style design, no two can ever be the same
175$ postage & one off MultiVerse travel tube included




[back to shop]

[back to subdirectory] 

sub_directory_ v:2.5.6

|dessert|stölzle|

A narrow bowl brings fruit and floral aromas typical of dessert wines straight to the nose. A wide rim controls the pour across the tongue, allowing sweetness and acidity to play in perfect balance.

This Classic series combines elegant design with a specially designed lighter hand-feel.

  • Volume: 7.5oz.
  • Wine/Drink Type: Late Harvest Rieslings and Gewurtzraminer, Beerenauslese, Lillet
  • Height: 6.75in.
  • Diameter: 2.5in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim
  • Wall Weight: 6 View Wall Weight Scale
  • Manufactured by Stölzle

[back to subdirectory]

sub_directory_ v:2.5.5

|dessert|stölzle|

A narrow bowl brings fruit and floral aromas typical of dessert wines straight to the nose. A wide rim controls the pour across the tongue, allowing sweetness and acidity to play in perfect balance.

This Classic series combines elegant design with a specially designed lighter hand-feel.

DSCF5071_

  • Volume: 7.5oz.
  • Wine/Drink Type: Late Harvest Rieslings and Gewurtzraminer, Beerenauslese, Lillet
  • Height: 6.75in.
  • Diameter: 2.5in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim
  • Wall Weight: 6 View Wall Weight Scale
  • Manufactured by Stölzle

[back to subdirectory]

sub_directory_ v:2.5.2

|dessert|stölzle|

A narrow bowl brings fruit and floral aromas typical of dessert wines straight to the nose. A wide rim controls the pour across the tongue, allowing sweetness and acidity to play in perfect balance.

This Classic series combines elegant design with a specially designed lighter hand-feel.

  • Volume: 7.5oz.
  • Wine/Drink Type: Late Harvest Rieslings and Gewurtzraminer, Beerenauslese, Lillet
  • Height: 6.75in.
  • Diameter: 2.5in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim
  • Wall Weight: 6 View Wall Weight Scale
  • Manufactured by Stölzle

[back to subdirectory]

sub_directory_2.5.1

|dessert|port|stölzle|

A narrow bowl brings fruit and floral aromas typical of dessert wines straight to the nose. A wide rim controls the pour across the tongue, allowing sweetness and acidity to play in perfect balance.

This Classic series combines elegant design with a specially designed lighter hand-feel.

  • Volume: 7.5oz.
  • Wine/Drink Type: Late Harvest Rieslings and Gewurtzraminer, Beerenauslese, Lillet
  • Height: 6.75in.
  • Diameter: 2.5in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim
  • Wall Weight: 6 View Wall Weight Scale
  • Manufactured by Stölzle

[back to subdirectory]

sub_directory_ v:2.4.09

|exquisit|stölzle|

Stölzle’s line of Exquisit glasses combines strong functionality with elegant lines to maximize a wine’s flavor and aroma. They are perfect for the busy restaurant with an upscale wine list and wine professionals alike.

  • Volume: 17oz.
  • Wine/Drink Type: Chianti Classico, Cahors, Hermitage, St. Joseph, Sangiovese, Rioja
  • Height: 8.5in.
  • Diameter: 3.25in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim
  • Wall Weight: 8 View Wall Weight Scale
  • Manufactured by Stölzle

[back to sub directory]

sub_directory_ v:2.4.08

|exquisit|stölzle|

Stölzle’s line of Exquisit glasses combines strong functionality with elegant lines to maximize a wine’s flavor and aroma. They are perfect for the busy restaurant with an upscale wine list and wine professionals alike.

  • Volume: 17oz.
  • Wine/Drink Type: Chianti Classico, Cahors, Hermitage, St. Joseph, Sangiovese, Rioja
  • Height: 8.5in.
  • Diameter: 3.25in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim
  • Wall Weight: 8 View Wall Weight Scale
  • Manufactured by Stölzle

[back to sub directory]

sub_directory_ v:2.4.07

|exquisit|stölzle|

Stölzle’s line of Exquisit glasses combines strong functionality with elegant lines to maximize a wine’s flavor and aroma. They are perfect for the busy restaurant with an upscale wine list and wine professionals alike.

DSCF5073_

  • Volume: 17oz.
  • Wine/Drink Type: Chianti Classico, Cahors, Hermitage, St. Joseph, Sangiovese, Rioja
  • Height: 8.5in.
  • Diameter: 3.25in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim
  • Wall Weight: 8 View Wall Weight Scale
  • Manufactured by Stölzle

[back to sub directory] 

sub_directory_ v:2.4.06

|exquisit|stölzle|

Stölzle’s line of Exquisit glasses combines strong functionality with elegant lines to maximize a wine’s flavor and aroma. They are perfect for the busy restaurant with an upscale wine list and wine professionals alike.

  • Volume: 17oz.
  • Wine/Drink Type: Chianti Classico, Cahors, Hermitage, St. Joseph, Sangiovese, Rioja
  • Height: 8.5in.
  • Diameter: 3.25in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim
  • Wall Weight: 8 View Wall Weight Scale
  • Manufactured by Stölzle

[back to sub directory]

 

sub_directory_ v:2.4.05

|mature|stölzle|

Designed by the architect Prof Wilhelm Holzbauer and the wine specialist Heinz Kammerer. The straight conical shape characterizes the glasses of the Revolution series. The form of the glass is dictated by a wine’s need to express itself and by the way that taste is perceived in each wine. The four sizes of the line cover the wide spectrum and can be used for red as well as white. The design of the glass is influenced not only by the individual grapes but also other elements such as acidity, maturity, tannin, viscosity and the bouquet of the wine.

  • Volume: 19.25oz
  • Wine/Drink Type: Pinot Noir/Burgundy Wine Glass
  • Height: 8.5in.
  • Diameter: 4.25in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim

[back to subdirectory]

sub_directory_ v:2.4.04

|mature|stölzle|

Designed by the architect Prof Wilhelm Holzbauer and the wine specialist Heinz Kammerer. The straight conical shape characterizes the glasses of the Revolution series. The form of the glass is dictated by a wine’s need to express itself and by the way that taste is perceived in each wine. The four sizes of the line cover the wide spectrum and can be used for red as well as white. The design of the glass is influenced not only by the individual grapes but also other elements such as acidity, maturity, tannin, viscosity and the bouquet of the wine.

  • Volume: 19.25oz
  • Wine/Drink Type: Pinot Noir/Burgundy Wine Glass
  • Height: 8.5in.
  • Diameter: 4.25in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim

[back to subdirectory]

sub_directory_ v:2.4.03

|mature|stölzle|

Designed by the architect Prof Wilhelm Holzbauer and the wine specialist Heinz Kammerer. The straight conical shape characterizes the glasses of the Revolution series. The form of the glass is dictated by a wine’s need to express itself and by the way that taste is perceived in each wine. The four sizes of the line cover the wide spectrum and can be used for red as well as white. The design of the glass is influenced not only by the individual grapes but also other elements such as acidity, maturity, tannin, viscosity and the bouquet of the wine.


  • Volume: 19.25oz
  • Wine/Drink Type: Pinot Noir/Burgundy Wine Glass
  • Height: 8.5in.
  • Diameter: 4.25in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim

[back to subdirectory]

sub_directory_ v:2.4.02

|mature|stölzle|

Designed by the architect Prof Wilhelm Holzbauer and the wine specialist Heinz Kammerer. The straight conical shape characterizes the glasses of the Revolution series. The form of the glass is dictated by a wine’s need to express itself and by the way that taste is perceived in each wine. The four sizes of the line cover the wide spectrum and can be used for red as well as white. The design of the glass is influenced not only by the individual grapes but also other elements such as acidity, maturity, tannin, viscosity and the bouquet of the wine.

  • Volume: 19.25oz
  • Wine/Drink Type: Pinot Noir/Burgundy Wine Glass
  • Height: 8.5in.
  • Diameter: 4.25in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim

[back to subdirectory]

sub_directory_ v:2.4.01

|mature|stölzle|

Designed by the architect Prof Wilhelm Holzbauer and the wine specialist Heinz Kammerer. The straight conical shape characterizes the glasses of the Revolution series. The form of the glass is dictated by a wine’s need to express itself and by the way that taste is perceived in each wine. The four sizes of the line cover the wide spectrum and can be used for red as well as white. The design of the glass is influenced not only by the individual grapes but also other elements such as acidity, maturity, tannin, viscosity and the bouquet of the wine.

DSCF4841_

  • Volume: 19.25oz
  • Wine/Drink Type: Pinot Noir/Burgundy Wine Glass
  • Height: 8.5in.
  • Diameter: 4.25in.
  • Glass: Lead Free Crystal
  • Rim: Sheer Rim

[back to subdirectory]

sub_directory_ v:2.3.06

spirits | burbon | kwarx glassware

[from the manufacturer]

Ideal for but not limited to whisky or rum, which are to be enjoyed at temperatures around 64°F.

  • Volume : 30cl ~ 10oz
  • Drink type : burbon. rum. barrel aged beers. wines (red&white)
  • Height : 86mm ~ 3 3/8
  • Width : 99mm ~ 3 7/8
  • Opening : 58mm ~ 2.25″
  • Sheer rim
  • Manufactured in France

silicon carbide blasted etching
spontaneous free style design, no two can ever be the same

[back to shop]
[ back to subdirectory]

sub_directory_ v:2.3.05

| spirits | burbon| kwarx glassware |

[from the manufacturer]

Ideal for but not limited to whisky or rum, which are to be enjoyed at temperatures around 64°F.

  • Volume : 30cl ~ 10oz
  • Drink type : burbon. rum. barrel aged beers. wines (red&white)
  • Height : 86mm ~ 3 3/8
  • Width : 99mm ~ 3 7/8
  • Opening : 58mm ~ 2.25″
  • Sheer rim
  • Manufactured in France

silicon carbide blasted etching
spontaneous free style design, no two can ever be the same

back to subdirectory

Sub_directory_ v:2.3.01

spirits|burbon|kwarx glassware

[from the manufacturer]

Ideal for but not limited to whisky or rum, which are to be enjoyed at temperatures around 64°F.

  • Volume : 30cl ~ 10oz
  • Drink type : burbon. rum. barrel aged beers. wines (red&white)
  • Height : 86mm ~ 3 3/8
  • Width : 99mm ~ 3 7/8
  • Opening : 58mm ~ 2.25″
  • Sheer rim
  • Manufactured in France

silicon carbide blasted etching
spontaneous free style design, no two can ever be the same

[ Back to sub directory ]

Sub_directory_ v:2.2.09

|Universal wine taster | kwarx glassware|

[from the manufacturer]
“Suitable for tasting all types of young wine («young» wine can be defined as 1-3 years for white wine and 1-5 years for red). The angled bowl enables an exceptional development of wine’s bouquet and the angle allows you to pour exactly the right amount of wine into your glass.”
  • Volume :  40cl ~ 13.5oz
  • Drink type : universal: wine.red.white. beer. cocktails
  • Height : 231mm ~ 9″
  • Width : 90mm ~ 3.5″
  • Opening 58mm ~ 2.25″
  • Sheer rim
  • Manufactured in France

Silicon carbide blasted etching
Spontaneous free style design, no two can ever be the same

[back to shop]
[back to subdirectory]

Sub_directory_ v:2.2.06

|Universal wine taster | kwarx glassware|

[from the manufacturer]
“Suitable for tasting all types of young wine («young» wine can be defined as 1-3 years for white wine and 1-5 years for red). The angled bowl enables an exceptional development of wine’s bouquet and the angle allows you to pour exactly the right amount of wine into your glass.”
  • Volume :  40cl ~ 13.5oz
  • Drink type : universal: wine.red.white. beer. cocktails
  • Height : 231mm ~ 9″
  • Width : 90mm ~ 3.5″
  • Opening 58mm ~ 2.25″
  • Sheer rim
  • Manufactured in France

Silicon carbide blasted etching
Spontaneous free style design, no two can ever be the same

[back to shop]
[
back to subdirectory]

sub_directory v:2.9.1

|taster|stölzle|

[pic] [pic] [pic]

 

The soft curves of this glass are ideal for showcasing your wine’s body and color. A drawn, elegant stem pairs perfectly with any table setting and decor.
Drawn stem technology ensures consistency by forming the stem and bowl from one solid piece of crystal. The base is then fire-melted to the stem, ensuring exceptional balance.

Made of 100% lead free, German-made crystal

Diameter: 2 7/8″
Height: 7 3/8″

[back to sub directory] 

sub_directory v:2.9.2

|taster|stölzle|

[pic] [pic] [pic]

The soft curves of this glass are ideal for showcasing your wine’s body and color. A drawn, elegant stem pairs perfectly with any table setting and decor.
Drawn stem technology ensures consistency by forming the stem and bowl from one solid piece of crystal. The base is then fire-melted to the stem, ensuring exceptional balance.

Made of 100% lead free, German-made crystal

Diameter: 2 7/8″
Height: 7 3/8″

[back to sub directory] 

Galleria update 6-28-15

Over the coming days we will be implementing bitcoin merchant buttons in the galleria.

Creating a smooth checkout experience in such a unique peer to peer exchange will require a few more moments of contemplation.
As of now we will be implementing a more intimate checkout protocol.

If interested in acquiring artwork with digital currency please contact : [paul@unnaturalnature.org] [paul’s pgp key]

[ back to the galleria on main street ]

 

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Studio_tour 6-13-15


working towards a harmonious downtown integration,
paul venditti partnered with canaltown to bring an immersive & site specific WCAA studio tour stop this summer.

With paul’s studio being unfit for the public,
we aimed to recreate the conditions and experiences surrounding the creation of this new body of work.
Simultaneously incorporating digital gateways between the two 500 block locations.
Giving viewers the experience of the studio with less risk of being in the actual studio.

the work is an inquiry into various frequencies of the visual spectrum.
Seen and unseen.
A cross pollination of geometry, nature, & spontaneity.

552 main st
Downtown Honesdale
July 10th,11th, & 12th : 10am-5pm
13th-26th by appointment

Canaltown
WCAA Studio Tour
[paul@unnaturalnature.org]

10.4.14

the galleria on main street

Taking things in an uncharted direction, consolidating ideas. a new idea was born.
secluding ourselves within the walls of a derelict and forgotten-about, rust belt factory; located in a small town of 1,500 people on the north east tier of pennsylvania.
we are faced with the challenge of rebuilding an empire.
a building that used to house at least four apartments, employ over a hundred, and acted as a big cog in this mechanism of a town we call Forest City.

“the galleria”
a building within a building. windows that open to nowhere. doorways entombed behind sheetrock.
rooms that have taken years to uncover & discover
a maze that has hypnotized us, in the way a spider lures a fly.
we are now navigating and strengthening this web of a host
sometimes feeling as if the building is navigating our behaviors, like a rook on a possessed chess board.
we’re giving new life to near 100 year old apartments,
honoring their beauty by clear coating the red oak floors,
refreshing the extensive amount detail within the many floors of trim and woodwork.
While simultaneously sledge hammering our way through it all.
you must destroy things sometimes in order to create the next chapter in the story.

The galleria will act as an incubator for storefronts, living and creating.
with the art merchants being digital.
It’s all a experiment on new frontiers,
you don’t need to travel, wash or dress up in order to experience it.
why would you?
when you can directly deal with those involved from the comfort of your chaise lounge.

A peer to peer market place.

not all middle men are created equal, so here we went around all that.

The Galleria On Main Street

 



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“texture” 9-5-14

The Wayne County Art Alliance is holding its annual fundraiser
50 artists were given canvas’ with the focus this year being “texture”, coordinated with 50 tickets available. Free admission to the public
all info can be found through the arts alliance : HERE

I tore the canvas off the frame, assembled found garbage, adhered cardboard, applied paint washes, sprayed with aerosols, inked hard lines in & bolted it to the remaining frame.
16inches x 20inches

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Glass etchings 8-20-14

Free-style sandblasting/micro blasted etchings on German non-lead crystal.
No two can ever be the same,
some of many …

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Etchings in motion..
each glass is uniquely designed, spending many hours of contemplation, self testing, and are considered to be my most intimate of creations.
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modifications 7-7-14

[engraver + paint]  iphone

[aluminium tattoos]
we mark our bodies
keep our devices protected
incased
only to throw them away
long before their time..

take back what is yours
Don’t listen to the sales rep when they tell you its worthless

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Prunus Blossom 6-11-14

The prunus tree (often referred to as the plum in Chinese) blossoms in the winter or very early spring. Symbolizing those that can stand the severity of the elements and who have strong personalities with a firm and indomitable will..

aerosol & acrylic [ 61.5cm x 61.5cm]

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4-13-14

“I not only think we will tamper with Mother Nature. I think Mother wants us to.”   [Willard Gaylin](gatica 1997)
never save anything for the swim back]

ethernet cable :

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couples therapy (march 2014)

the first week of March marks 3.5 years we’ve spent together, this two person month long exhibit is a statement without direction. a creation without a fetus, a coexistence within worlds of chaos.

 

selected paintings derived from the depths of my travel sketch books. images that display a cross pollination of geometrical implied shapes, & wildflowers from warm mountain side fields.

harmoniously paired with spontaneously near icon sized watercolors with metallic accents by kelsey. [contact her (kelsey@unnaturalnature.org) for availability & future works]

On view march 7 – april 2 at the bog

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Timaeus 8-16-13

“There have been, and will be again, many destructions of mankind arising out of many causes; the greatest have been brought about by the agencies of fire and water, and other lesser ones by innumerable other causes.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The above sketches of a mountainside in the northeast kingdom of vermont combined resulted in a spontaneous display of the reality we see & the micro-flora reality we can’t see.

a quadriptych on un primed canvas (each section is 81cm x 137cm) using gesso, aerosol, acrylic based hybrid paint, & propane torch. resulting in an experimentation in tapestries.

Kaizen 7-26-13 (updated)

Creative destruction

(detail from my panel/contribution to the wayne county art alliance’s “common thread which ties us together” project.) artists received a 20in x 16in canvas panel with two dots, one on each side. only rule was you had to connect the dots via your artwork. & in the end all the panels will be “connected” to create a thread of art. More details on the event : wayne county arts alliance (when they update ticket/event date details)

The event was hosted at basin & main, an amazing turn out, local cheese & hand made snacks. Photos don’t do justice to all the artists that contributed canvas & helped raise money for future art alliance projects.

[spontaneous/freestyle – mapp gas, spray paint, finger painting, acrylic based hybrid-paint & paint pens]

6-4-13

Do yeast dream of automation?

of course…
we’ve all woken up in a pool of our own sweat & fear
these are the very things that keep us running faster & harder than we ever imagined possible
away from the most terror-formative twisted beings in our imaginations

 

 

 

5-3-13

a study in mirrored imagery, alter egos, & conscience

aerosol[2x(4ft x 6ft)] = Adverts

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

aerosol + paintpens[2x(4ft x 6ft)]

____________________________________     =     mirrors paradise

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Machines behind the beer 4-1-13

Amberwaves has come and gone,..  & this was the 6.5ft tall piece I constructed for Troegs brewing co. to represent Nugget Nectar.

The sculpture is an abstract representation of creative freedom. An imaginary creation, catalyzed with brewing components salvaged from the Troegs brewery. The results are of process & and experimentation rather than design or expectation.

contains : Nugget Nectar carboard cases, bottling line rails, kegs, casks, functioning valves, hopback components, kegging equipment, misc stainless steal tubing, and home grown bamboo


hopback bludgeon 4-1-13

Warning Contains brewing equipment : wort chilling tube, brewery conduit, bottling line rails, cask valve components & hopback components. All welded together to create a functioning 10lb bludgeon; displayed on brewing pipe fixtures. … a weapon of choice for when the machines rise

spontaneous as lambic 12-10-12

a spontaneous creation. Made as an appreciation to a new and growing love for lambic. To correlate with the seasons, this is the first of four seasonal lambic baskets. a spontaneous creation made only with things found laying around the building. Their was a rough sketch, that now has now no other relation to the final product. Just going with the natural bend of the copper, aluminium & the evening’s nature.

media 8-29-12

The posts here have been sporadic at best. Its not the easiest to sit still & post. But the work has not stopped. For more day to day randomness & adventures im now trying to incorporate instagram. If you don’t have a android or iphone, bookmark the link & check it out on the web… more in the days to come.

Walden 8-1-12

“If a man walk in the woods for the love of them half of each day, he is in danger of being regarded as a loafer; but if he spends his whole day as a speculator, shearing off those woods and making earth bald before her time, he is esteemed an industrious and enterprising citizen”

Cook book 3-20-12 (Up-Dated)

So the “cook book” is completed. Some may say it had taken a turn for the worst, others partook in an ab exercise. It went from one thing to another & snow balled into something else. Rather than tell how to cook, i’d say to leave it up to you. Giving ingredients or items that surprisingly well together.They won’t be told flat out, a bit of a “where’s Waldo” of cookbooks. The whole book is haphazard & was done on the fly, images built from one cut out using things such as illustration markers, white out, paint pens, ball point pen & then scanned into pdf.
. Maybe its a reflection to what passes as “food” today.

Im currently having trouble uploading it in a way they allows you to see it in a book manor rather than a list of pages. If interested drop me a line in an email & i can send the file. Im still working this out, but with the warmer weather & slew of ideas its a challenge to get to.

Left Overs Vol 1; The spoil becomes the spoils – DOWNLOAD

Newspaper & *updates 2-6-12

 

Updated, now with article.

It’s been cold & fast paced, with temps too cold things like this happen :

Working on a free downloadable cook book built from various cooking magazines, online articles, brewers, and self imposed experiments , on ways to eat like a king for near drive through prices..  I can’t take credit for these recipes as not all are my own, but just a new take on ways to eat & live. Information that betters the lives of those that listen should be free. The due date should be the end of February. Hoping to make it mobile friendly.

Scranton alleyway 10-15-11

The 1000+sqft mural for 119 productions in downtown scranton is finally finished.
nearly 8 gallons of paint,8-9 cases of aerosol, a month + of labor & working from sunset to sunrise, a constant supply of home cooked meals, record breaking rainfall,earth quakes, historic flooding & good times.

Will post pictures in “field grown” gallery when im able to get clear photos.

Mediaing

Corruption, murder, & scandal take a front page break. (Not that these guys report on that stuff daily).
The write up was provoked by the Scranton Alleyway project..

Go Lackawanna is an independent local paper in Scranton P.A. One of the few (if not only ones) you can pick up for free.

I used to think the media was all about things that were I. Negative.  II. Irrelevant to your goals. III. Out of your control & VI. Time consuming. But is seems their are still people out their writing coherent & perspective challenging work.

GoLackawanna

 

Cats outa the bag 8-30-11

This labor day weekend if your downtown scranton, check out my latest installment over at 119 productions. I’ve been working with them for the last month, were gonna pull off something big, something totally different than whats been around. Directions and such are in the “Scranton Alleyway” section.

Prerequisite. 7-28-11

So it seems my “made in America” image  has evoked some emotion & copious hate mail.

Let me set some things straight.
Art is supposed to be controversial, I didn’t pursue art full time
to bend to the likes & dislikes of everyone else.

The motive for “made in America” was not that I’m an anarchist,
or anti-American. We host great opportunities, from our social freedoms to
our beer making freedom (in some countries, you have to follow certain recipes and protocols, to be allowed to call it beer)
The drawing is to show that basically in this country we only produce crap.
50 years ago we made everything from clothes hangers, fans, jars, hell even scissors were made here, it was
hard to find something that wasn’t made in the U.S.
You know what the largest export to china in 2010 was? Paper waste & scrap metal.

Growing up & still working in a small family manufacturing business,
(that started out in a garage & today still only employs a hand full of people)
That is a slap in the face.
Nothing of value seems to be made here anymore.
You know where the majority of the U.S defense components are manufactured?
China.
Did you know that our hypodermic needles are being manufactured in china?
Think of that the next time your getting an immunization.
Did you know that Wal-Mart has been known to sell U.S flags, Made in china?

Im not saying china should be producing nothing, they are a major a super power in the
global economy, the U.S. and the rest of the world needs them to function.
But really, major components to our military helicopters should not be
outsourced, our flags should not be made in another country.
No countries flag should be made outside that country then imported to be sold.

We shouldn’t have American companies sending their American employees to foreign countries
to train their counterparts, so that when they return to U.S soil they can be laid off.
Capitalism has turned into something that rewards such behavior.
Our very fundamentals are the ones that are destroying us, are we just
a giant oxymoron?

So its not me saying America is “crap”, its our policies, and our current way of life
that is turning us into nothing but producers of crap.

Hello

Finally turning on the new site.
The cognizance page will feature art work
in the works & other assorted food for thought.
Check back & enjoy.

Please bear with us as the main focus
is the upcoming summer exhibit, everything will
fall into place shortly after the show.

Paul