Everyday: 5/18/15

Graph (for Pamela Fraser) (found objects) 2015

Highway Abstraction

i didn't have my camera as i was traveling between Florida and Maryland, but i do have Google street view

billboards along Northbound I-95, exit 311, for St. Augustine, Florida

billboards (reminiscent of Mark Bradford's paintings) along Southbound I-95, exit 1B, for South of the Border, South Carolina

Everyday: 5/14/15

Three Days to Never (hose hanger) 2015

Everyday: 5/13/5

Smile (found wire) 2015

[created in Key Largo, FL]

Dots and Lines

[left] Adam Farcus & Moriah Russo - 32 - 31 (acrylic on canvas) 2015

[right] Josh Almond & Adam Farcus - 27 - 36 (acrylic on canvas) 2015

[both wins for me]

Adam Farcus & Olivia Zuk, 38 - 24 (acrylic on canvas) 2015

[a loss for me] 

Adam Farcus & David Matteson, 34 - 29 (acrylic on canvas) 2015

[a loss for me]

Josh Almond working on our Dots and Lines painting

Dots and Lines Rules:
For two players. Each player picks one color of paint to use. Players take turns joining two horizontally or vertically adjacent dots by a line. A player that completes the fourth side of a square (a box) colors that box and paints another line. When all boxes have been colored, the game ends and the player who has colored more boxes wins. The title of each of the paintings will be the score from the game. The winner keeps the painting.

Each painting I lose is documented in-situ. Each painting I win I document professionally. If exhibited this project will be displayed with a combination of paintings [those which I won] and photographs of paintings [I lost].

Everyday: 5/9/15

found-object intervention I made at Midas in Winter Park while I waited for my tire to be patched

Everyday: 5/8/15

Adam Farcus & Liv Jonsè, 38 - 24 (acrylic on canvas) 2015

from a series of paintings where I play 'dots and lines' with friends - the winner keeps the painting (I lost this one, also)