Wednesday, 25 April 2012
Adding to the Wall
In our apartment, we have this HUGE back wall. For the longest time, it was empty. And that depressed me. So I put one framed poster on it.
And that depressed me even more.
I made this grand plan to cover the wall in framed prints of painting, and original paintings to give my wall some life and personality-- so that it was more representative of me and D and our home.
This plan has been rather difficult to complete. But, I have learned a few things about myself despite this incomplete wall. I know that I am picky when it comes to pictures for the wall. I haven't been able to decide if I want all smaller pictures, or a mix of both small and large pictures. ALSO, I hate the white wall, and I have been trying to choose a color for an accent wall. But I can't commit. I also hate holes in the wall. Which makes hanging a dozen pictures, a difficult and time-consuming job.
The wall is coming along ok, but it still isn't what I want. Becasue I don't really have a clear plan, I keep adding to it until I like it. This is a work in progress to be sure. I don't know if I will ever get it to look the way I want.
However, I love all the pictures I have right now. They all have to do with music, which is good since they hang over my piano. I labelled them for you:
1. A print of a painting by my cousin Torrance Bass (link).
2. Another of my cousin Torry's prints.
3. A print of a beautiful piece by my friend Irena Komadinic (link).
4. A poster of my favorite singer Ella Fitzgerald.
5. A small painting of me singing by my friend Irena.
6. A print of a painting from the Blue Chicago Bar in Chicago. I love that place. So. Much.
7. An art card from Paris of Les Folies Bergere. I love Josephine Baker.
And then there's that head hanging below the pictures. My daddy got me that. I don't know why. But I kind of like it. You know, in the way you like floating, disembodied heads stuck to your wall.
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