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Amidst the cold stone castles and broken shards of woods that might be be waking, and on the ground are small patches of green. New spring life after the winters thaw. Hopefully the spectator will feel hope-- like the cliche says; hope Springs eternal. I began this series, the Pogue Panorama photos at the head of this Covide-19 pandemic. To document what I see throughout my newest journey. During the lockdown, and continuing thereafter, my main "outside time" is walking up the mountain to which I live adjacent. It is with these works I am trying to share some of the magic and beauty in simple experiences.
Amidst the cold stone castles and broken shards of woods that might be be waking, and on the ground are small patches of green. New spring life after the winters thaw. Hopefully the spectator will feel hope-- like the cliche says; hope Springs eternal. I began this series, the Pogue Panorama photos at the head of this Covide-19 pandemic. To document what I see throughout my newest journey. During the lockdown, and continuing thereafter, my main "outside time" is walking up the mountain to which I live adjacent. It is with these works I am trying to share some of the magic and beauty in simple experiences.
Amidst the cold stone castles and broken shards of woods that might be be waking, and on the ground are small patches of green. New spring life after the winters thaw. Hopefully the spectator will feel hope-- like the cliche says; hope Springs eternal. I began this series, the Pogue Panorama photos at the head of this Covide-19 pandemic. To document what I see throughout my newest journey. During the lockdown, and continuing thereafter, my main "outside time" is walking up the mountain to which I live adjacent. It is with these works I am trying to share some of the magic and beauty in simple experiences.
Amidst the cold stone castles and broken shards of woods that might be be waking, and on the ground are small patches of green. New spring life after the winters thaw. Hopefully the spectator will feel hope-- like the cliche says; hope Springs eternal. I began this series, the Pogue Panorama photos at the head of this Covide-19 pandemic. To document what I see throughout my newest journey. During the lockdown, and continuing thereafter, my main "outside time" is walking up the mountain to which I live adjacent. It is with these works I am trying to share some of the magic and beauty in simple experiences.
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Sacre du Printemps - Limited Edition of 1 Photograph

Lee Schnaiberg

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Amidst the cold stone castles and broken shards of woods that might be be waking, and on the ground are small patches of green. New spring life after the winters thaw. Hopefully the spectator will feel hope-- like the cliche says; hope Springs eternal. I began this series, the Pogue Panorama photos at the head of this Covide-19 pandemic. To document what I see throughout my newest journey. During the lockdown, and continuing thereafter, my main "outside time" is walking up the mountain to which I live adjacent. It is with these works I am trying to share some of the magic and beauty in simple experiences.

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An outsider's outsider, Schnaiberg's first art teacher was his grandfather, who studied with Arthur Lismer then built an Art Brut collage 'salon' for over 20 years... After seventeen semesters in art-school [kicked out of some, quit some] Lee finally received a BFA. Spent a decade VJing (Orbital, Aphex Twin, Tsuyoshi Suzuki, the live AV band Technopest and GodSpeed You! Black Emperor) and making experimental documentaries about climate-change solutions, which led into a decade and a half making eco-capital sculptures using capital as the primary medium. Since 2012 Lee has returned to the picture-plane both with his TSIB The Space In Between multimedia series, and his new abstract-expressionist and post-impressionist cellphone paintings. Lee has won awards for his paintings (Laureat du Quebec; CollegeArt '86), videos (Canadian Student Film Festival), and climate movies (EarthVision'98 in Santa Cruz). The Space In Between has recently been written about (published in Springer Nature 2020) in "Tripping on nothing: placebo psychedelics and contextual factors" where they imply his paintings make people as high as if they ate mushrooms.

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