IMG_0084 patterned behavior in progress
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- March along Tremont St., Saturday, August 19.
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- “Lewis got to work on a 60-foot boom lift on June 16 and worked for 11 days, often in 14-hour stretches to take advantage of long summer days.”
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- Ann Lewis at work completing mural, July 17
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- Tremont Street mural in progress July 17, 2017
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- “She and assistants Luis German Gomez Garcia-Herreros and Ryan Dias-Toppin painstakingly wheat pasted laser prints — at a scale of 36” wide and as long as 20’ long — to the wall through sweltering heat. “
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- “Below Minot in Lewis’ signature black-and-white geometric maze is a hidden word. It spells out CHOICE.”
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- “Today, the work features a larger than life photograph of Laura Minot. Her face is partially obscured by an image of the light fixture McGrath residents see every day when entering their home. “
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- Ann Lewis discussing equipment, July 17
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- Runner and artist, August 30
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- “Graphic elements such as a bike, arrows, paper airplanes and boats pack a visual punch and blend with playful designs to mimic the patterns created by our interaction with the space. “
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- ” It reflects on the relationships and patterns created by the human interaction with the space and the busy intersection of water, land and sky.”
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- Charles River Esplanade mural in progress, August 30, 2017
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- “Elements of the mural unfold as the viewer approaches the work from the east, starting with swaths of color on the pillars and growing in detail and vibrancy into a crescendo on the 120’x13’ wall facing the Charles River. “
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- Mural crew cleaning up one evening, August 30
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