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Drying My Laundry Print

Tamara Wasserman

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This installation imitates, reflects on and recreates the qualities of water. Here the main image is “clothes” drying on a clothesline, dripping water and being blown by the wind. My “clothes” are made out of transparent rice paper pages filled with sumi ink and watercolor drawings and C-prints of the Chicago Humboldt Park Lagoon (which is clean, healthy and well preserved), of the Chicago South Branch River (not clean and not preserved, as a result of past disposals from factories and slaughter houses into the river), and of children drinking water. The images range from figurative to abstract, and create a flow of monochrome and color through transparent space of layered paper. Some of the drawings and C-prints are arranged into long sequences that resemble the flow of rivers to seas. One of these “rivers” starts from (or flows into) a book. These long strips of paper flutter in the wind (I use a fan). Some touch the ground, a few “flow” into glass vessels (wine glasses, jugs, bowls) placed on the floor. A few vessels are filled with water and a few are empty. The water is either transparent, or brown, or green, or sandy, or muddy. Sometimes the water rises up the paper and stains it in its’ own shade. White and green strings hang down, weighed by clothespins. They stretch under the glass bottoms of bowls and jugs, creating and illusion of long and narrow streams, creeks, and brooks. The paper is transparent like water and the light streams through it The art sequences are long like rivers The water is clear or dirty, transparent or muddy, brown, green, blue. The glass is transparent like water The artwork is reflected in the water and in the glass Wind ripples the paper, and sheets flutter, never at rest This installation is interactive. The audience is invited to get close and look through it, to walk through it and sit under it (I like the floor). But mainly, the audience is invited to just hang out in the space created by the artwork, similar to the way we sit on the rivers’ bank, just hanging out while taking in the environment with our senses.

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Print:Giclee on Photo Paper

Size:10 W x 8 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:15.25 W x 13.25 H x 1.2 D in

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« Art making is an asynchronous diary of daily events. The process is extreme and the result is surprising. » Tamara Wasserman is an artist based in the United States whose paintings have been featured in solo and group exhibitions nationally. She describes her most recent works as resulting from the fusion of observation with emotion. Omitting the details of faithful observation, Wasserman concentrates on the essentials, allowing "intense emotion to find its free abstracted expression". She creates using oils, acrylics, oil pastels, and charcoal on canvas or wood. Tamara was born in Riga, Latvia, and raised in Israel where she graduated from the Bezalel Art Academy in Jerusalem. Tamara is a visual artist, performer and writer. Her work is in private collections in the US, Israel, Switzerland and England. Tamara has exhibited in galleries of New York City, Chicago, Boston, Tel-Aviv, and Ann Arbor, Michigan. Tamara’s studio is at Bridgeport Art Center in Chicago. Wasserman's artistic family includes: Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pollock, Paul Gauguin, and Edvard Munch. Her work is deeply influenced by early Surrealism and DaDa.

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