Following in the nature of Social sculpture by Joseph Beuys, I have been working on a conceptual cemetery project. “Let's talk of a system that transforms all the social organisms into a work of art, in which the entire process of work is included... something in which the principle of production and consumption takes on a form of quality. It's a Gigantic project."
The Beginning and More Links
The idea for this blog was inspired due to my dad's death this summer and the subsequent writing of living wills, health directives, etc. for my own...
I have done a bit of body disposal research and will be working on a cemetery project, which will be documented.
I have done a bit of body disposal research and will be working on a cemetery project, which will be documented.
map w links to art please view on a computer
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Bring back crematoriums and cemeteries to San Francisco
Isn't it time we change SF Law and bring burials and cremation back to the City. With new advances in composting methods, and reusing the energy from crematoriums, SF should revamp their policies.
In California , the coffin must be covered by a minimum of 18 inches of dirt and turf, with new advances in compost technology... perhaps these requirements will change, this will mean more people could be buried per cubic foot.
SF should change their laws to allow for burial in the city. Not only would it create spaces for remembrance and reflection, it would also offer needed monetary resources for art, garden, landscape, and people.
What are we waiting for?
Labels:
cemetery art,
compost,
green burial,
landscape art
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Breakfast at the Cemetery Feb. 19
Come Join Us for Breakfast at the Cemetery Next Saturday on:
Feb.19:
Bring your ideas and coffee 10 am-12 noon
We have cleared a gestural, curving piece of landscape..
Now we are ready for the sculptural spiraling movements of expression..
The places for memorial and rememberance
Meetup: 1695 18th street (note: different than usual meetup place)
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