Arid Eden
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Arid Eden brings together two artists who project personal narratives onto the vast spaces of the desert landscape. In paintings done over a span of twenty five years, Lauren Richardson uses the desert¹s shifting forms as a metaphor for attachment, loss and inexorable change. North Star, by Michael C. McMillen, combines installation and film to create a madcap stream of deconstructed consciousness heading gleefully towards annihilation. Click on Thumbnail below to view larger versions of the pictures. |
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Above and Below, 2006 |
North Star, 2008 |
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