Just finished a residency at the Town of Breckenridge, CO. In their art district, they have a building called the "Tin Shop," where I worked for 10 days. Although I was having a show of my burnt cloth pieces nearby at the Theater Gallery, I decided to focus the residency on exploration, making pieces that I don't usually work on, such as painting, ceramics, and installation. I discovered that working this way, outside of one's comfort zone, is probably not best done in public. However, it is interesting to watch the effects (and possibly the intensification of the feelings because of immediate display). Here is what I ended up with (having to stop after days of not knowing when to stop):