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Painting is the wrong art for people who love justice. – Anne Boyer
Palinopsia: “seeing,” “again” persistence of impressions doomscrolling; emergent forms seeking shelter in legibility overworking a surface coaxing out an image obliterating it coaxing out relationality being obliterated
Afterimage: the painting that limps back to you. When I walked the Camino, God beat my bones every morning. I arrived at the tomb of St. James and that night, in my sleep, the hands of Satan descended upon me from a boy with the face of an angel.
I thought I was dead. You tried everything? I waited. You spoke aloud? I said, God rest me. You’d let me be lonely? I thought I was dead.[1]
-Catalina Ouyang, December 2024
Catalina Ouyang engages in object-making, interdisciplinary environments, and time-based projects. Their practice embraces an array of materials including hand-carved wood and stone, paint, appropriated literature and film, family...More
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Painting is the wrong art for people who love justice. – Anne Boyer
Palinopsia: “seeing,” “again” persistence of impressions doomscrolling; emergent forms seeking shelter in legibility overworking a surface coaxing out an image obliterating it coaxing out relationality being obliterated
Afterimage: the painting that limps back to you. When I walked the Camino, God beat my bones every morning. I arrived at the tomb of St. James and that night, in my sleep, the hands of Satan descended upon me from a boy with the face of an angel.
I thought I was dead. You tried everything? I waited. You spoke aloud? I said, God rest me. You’d let me be lonely? I thought I was dead.[1]
-Catalina Ouyang, December 2024
Catalina Ouyang engages in object-making, interdisciplinary environments, and time-based projects. Their practice embraces an array of materials including hand-carved wood and stone, paint, appropriated literature and film, family...More