Joshua Flint
Lucky, Like Daylight Lucent Atmosphere Searchlight Heavy in the Sweet Air Behind Winter's Veil A Wheel In Time Touching Distance 20th Century Pear Cluster Visible History Not Like Everyday Vessels Soft Construction Changing the Moment Seeds of Inception Within Reach Touching the Distance Against Forgetting Sentinels As If It Could Be Contained Crescendo Allay Fears Till Tomorrow Paper Lantern Dawn of a New Age Value of a Single Plum Crush While the Winter Waits Eternal Eminence The Promise of . . . The Short Breath of History It's All in Your Hands Autumn in Your Hands
Still-Life
LIfe's Not Still: Artist Statement

A piece of fruit ripens and withers over time, even after its plucked from a tree; so it is changing in front of our very eyes, like humans. An apple lives, dies, embodies centuries old symbolic ideas, and has been a mainstay in still-lifes as long as painting has been around. With this concept in mind, I want these little portraits of fruit to embody those thoughts, and to be just that, intimate personal portraits.
-Joshua Flint

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