
At night she prefers to stay in, because of the insatiable desert owl.




jtwine's transformation of Fung Lin Hall's Renga (japanese collaborative poetry, or bricks) installation on the edge of South Mountain Park in Phoenix. While working with those bricks I felt like being guided by some native american desert spirits. Must be, the next morning we did check out the petroglyphs nearby, revealing similar design patterns.

More installation images at vitro nasu.
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