"Drawing is very central to the way that I work because it can be blown up, taken apart.... You can just keep on pushing it, like this infinite machine...."
"Thankfully, I will have had learned to break glass with sound" (1999)
"Thankfully, I will have had learned to break glass with sound," 1999
Acrylic, alkyd, and aerosol on mahogany panel, 96 x 64 inches. Photo by Douglas M. Parker Studio.
Courtesy the artist and Regen Projects, Los Angeles.
Acrylic, alkyd, and aerosol on mahogany panel, 96 x 64 inches. Photo by Douglas M. Parker Studio.
Courtesy the artist and Regen Projects, Los Angeles.
"Latino time is profoundly bittersweet because of its simultaneity. Even oppositional events can occupy the same spatial moment, the same time moment, and not really be contradictory. They’re just there, side by side. And I think that simultaneity of time and imagery exists in the paintings."
- Lari Pittman
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