stephaniebeth.

by Stephanie Beth Steinhardt.

Originally a space for my projects, both artistic and academic:
this is really neither of those things.
Robert Siedel “Advection” (via Core77)

Robert Siedel “Advection” (via Core77)

storyboard:

At Gowanus Canal, Turning Toxic Waste Into Art

New York’s Gowanus Canal is notoriously toxic — full of dangerous chemicals, industrial waste, and, yes, poop. It reeks in the summer and lives in the popular imagination as the perfect dumping ground for dead bodies. No plant or animal life can survive in it for long. What that lends itself to, of course, are two kinds of images: gritty photos of the filth and pollution, and scenic landscapes that try not to dwell too long on the former.

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marcomazzoni:
““To Follow The Sun” 2013 colored pencils on paper, cm 60x45
“Il Ricordo è Un Consolatore Molesto” (Memory is a Bothersome Consoler), Patricia Armocida Gallery, Milan
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marcomazzoni:

“To Follow The Sun” 2013 colored pencils on paper, cm 60x45

“Il Ricordo è Un Consolatore Molesto” (Memory is a Bothersome Consoler), Patricia Armocida Gallery, Milan

“I Want To” at Makerfaire by Leo Kang, mixed media artist and Ph.D. of Information Science also advised by Steve Jackson.

I Want To” at Makerfaire by Leo Kang, mixed media artist and Ph.D. of Information Science also advised by Steve Jackson.