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Step One: Come up with some ideas.
I find that if I spend time outside,
alone, for any length of time, words and phrases start to
surface, and if I spend time writing, unexpected things will
come together. The illustrations were not created at the same
time as, or in correlation to the texts; but mostly during time
spent in the library, and drawing the things collected on my
hikes. It was not important that the images connect
literally with the text on the facing pages, so I was at
liberty to collect and collage many different things together
until I came up with images that I felt were symbolic. (One
unfortunate butterfly was even laid on a photocopier bed). Some
of the illustrations are paired with fragments of text, as
though they were removed from a previous context, reinforcing
their ‘symbolic’ nature. Some have likened the
resulting images to an Edwardian field journal, or to a memory.
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all images and text © copyright 2004
kari finkler
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