Barbara Seiler

A line drawing.
Abstract scraps.
Grey backdrop.1
Grey area.
Black backdrop.
Foreground.
Middleground.
Background.
Are they automatic?
That one has an abdomen.
A camera is a small room.
I made these in the studio with a spoon. It is out of focus.
It is in another space.
They are floating in a space.
I am out walking the streets.
The lines are string?
A little stage.
Two bodies take up space.
Three forms take their shape.
A collage of scraps.
A map of scraps.
Foam takes shape.
Electric lines.
That one looks like dancing.
Map.
Man.
Wire.
Sculpture.
Shape.
Photograph.
Collage.
Painting.
Drawing.
Falling into place.

1 Posted by pamwagg at November 18, 2006 08:08 PM
There is a fine line between genius and madness, an undefinable grey area between sanity and insanity, study great authors/artists and find that V, Woolf was manic depressive, Nash was schiz, kurulek etc… all of the great ones have a madness asylum in thier head somewhere, thier inspirations often comes from it too.