this one is lovingly named after beth lisick’s eponymous book of short stories. i still think about one called “brokeley” where she moves into a gentrifying neighborhood (next to berkeley) and finally succumbs to incessant requests from neighbors asking to mow her lawn … but then she comes home to find the guy doing the job on hands and knees, with scissors.
i wanted to capture the moments just before and after the catwalk when everyone felt like a star.
this is ruth, a creative growth participant, wearing her own pieces in one of the many shots i took for this year’s creative growth look book. the fundraiser fashion show is this evening and refinery 29 sums it up best: lots of really great people pulling together for a really great cause.
this is land and sea. they make amazing things.
they invited shock to perform this evening at berkeley art museum as a part of the ongoing L@TE series. a children’s choir will join us and we’ll be standing inside of an intergalactic installation created by kenny. it will look a lot like this, a set he just built for a short film that takes place inside of a space ship. lights and visuals by colleen and luke. think prisms and shadows. i’m really excited. i hope to see you, floating on the moon.
update: coverage on NME.
with some inspiration from a beautiful object, jason and i made these clip boards for family christmas presents this year.
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