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will add originality to your home decor -Great for offices, bedrooms and more About the Artist: Born in 1972, Sara Abbott grew up near Portland, Oregon. Upon relocation to Arizona in the early 1990's, Abbott began the road to a Bachelor of Fine Arts in photography and an interesting expedition on photographing nature and the human figure. She began mixing paint with photographs, using found objects such as car doors for frames, and even using fire to light up an image. This path allowed a much deeper interpretation into the discovery of her creative process. While traveling the world, Abbott captures figures and landscapes of beautiful isolation. Her works now include light boxes, abstract paintings with photographic transfers and large scale ph  (less)

spaces, invoking our own domestic aesthetics, creating an extension of ourselves, a statement of our character, our historical and social situation, and our aspirations. IHome Sweet Home 102/I investigates these and other notions of home through texts, found photographs, commissioned artwork, and music. Jay Davis's fantastical interior-scapes are illustrated and discussed by poet Max Henry; Wolfgang Tillmans contributes his first-ever still life together with a collection of recent unpublished work; Edgar Allen Poe's essay The Philosophy of Furniture offers a picture of his perfect room; Art Nouveau graphic artist Aubrey Beardsley decorates in dripping curlicues; and more. A surprise, too, upon entering IHome Sweet Home 102/I: out of its pages fall housing confetti, small cutouts of house shapes from architecture and design magazines. Edited by Charlotte Troy.P Essays by Edgar Allen Poe, James R.A. Noyes and Max Henry.P Introduction by Richard Hamilton.P Paperback, 5.75 x 8.25 in. / 148 pgs / 87 color.P  (less)