OVERLOADED by Len Cowgill
This is how I feel at exactly this moment.
Can’t write when I am like this.
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Month: February 2009
web 2.0 makes for a fragmented world
You can follow me on twitter, friend me on facebook, subscribe to my rss feeds. join me on linked in, email me on my phone, voicemail me on the web.
Use to be: check out my blog.
I want a single point of entry with my owns Terms of Service.
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Tags: facebook, rss, twitter, blog, convergence
Finally, my heavybubble site has launched.
I know that you probably don’t believe it but my heavybubble website is finally launched. I just couldn’t stand it anymore when people asked me about my site. It was no longer amusing.
The site is actually very small right now. I need to get some work photographed. More will come.
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Tags: art, artist, website, drawings, heavybubble
courtyard : Una instalación con la nieve !!
This is a photo of the first big snow this year. It was also the first snow at our new residence. This is the view from our balcony as neighborhood fellows tried to clear the pavers for cars to make it out. That’s our VW Jetta under about 10 inches of snow.
I found the geometry amusing.
My friend jacob albablank commented on Flickr That it was a snow installation.
I need to have a couple friends at the ready next time to make a piece. A drawing with the snow – an installation.
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Tags: snow, installation, art piece, philadelphia
facebook quandry : you are not my friend
I’ve been investigating my relationships that intersect on facebook. The who and how you want to be connected to people. I have many friends that are my friends; family, associates, tangential relationships and people that want to be friended.
Its not that I don’t want to be connected; its how I want to be connected.
How do I create conversations without creating a door to my inner space. The democracy of technologies allow us to be connected, maybe too connected all the time.
There is something very odd going on with this post.
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Tags: culture, technology, facebook, connected