list/TimeUlf SkogsberghGlynis Berry202001-07-19T20:31:00Z2007-07-28T18:29:00Z2007-07-28T18:29:00Z16213540298415311.5604Hope Sandrow CONTINUIM: Mecox Inlet to the Atlantic OceanHope Sandrow’s panoramic photographs and mixed media works represent a natural and social history of Mecox Inlet to the Atlantic Ocean, where she has been collecting images, thoughts and things washed ashore since 1998. Her series spacetime and Time investigate notions of beauty, art, science and myth through looking at the detritus of daily life juxtaposed to art history.CONTINIUIM begins with the last art work made before the moon snail shells were discovered washed ashore on the beach (exhibited as part of the solo installation Water Life at the Whitney at Phillip Morris in 1998). 1- Time, Untitled XXIVSouthampton, from the trilogy Memories, Spaces, Time 1997Iris print on handmade kozo paper (printer: David Adamson)$4500 (plus frame $750) Edition of 5, print size 46” x 29” While walking on the beach, I came across thousands and thousands and thousands of moon snails beached along the Inlet. An environmental disaster caused by currents altered by a nearby jetty built by developers at the waters edge. I gathered the shells, and carefully extricated dead bodies from inside the shells which are preserved in alcohol. Then I washed, oiled, hand numbered and sorted the shells by breed, size and color into boxes the proportion of the golden rectangle. A proportion that also describes the equiangular spiral of the shell.2 – Within a Golden Rectangle: 9,998 Moon Snail Shells sorted in paper boxes (proportion of a golden rectangle). Mecox Inlet to the Atlantic Ocean, Watermill, Southampton From the exhibit Water Life, Whitney Museum at Phillip Morris 1998. From the trilogy Memories, Spaces, Tim e. Size variable.3 – Untitled, Moon Snails, Crabs, Moon Snail Shells in alcohol. Mecox Inlet to the Atlantic Ocean , Watermill ,SouthamptonWater Life, from the trilogy Memories, Spaces, Time Size variable. 1998 NFSI began the study spacetime with returning Moonsnail shells, from Within A Golden Rectangle, Water Life to where they’d been collected after washing ashore years earlier,1998. This act documented in Untitled Observations March 18, includes my appearance - a practice of many artists such as Van Gogh and Wilke. As this investigation of time, of space, and the observable universe is within the context of a life altering experience. 4 - Untitled Observations, March 18 commencing 6 AM Mecox Inlet to the Atlantic Ocean Watermill, Southampton From the study spacetime Pigment Print 2006** 24” x 88” $7,000.00* ? x 44” $3,000.00Technology enabled a prediction by art historians that on July 13 the full moon would be at that same precise angle to the sun as the evening Van Gogh painted Moonrise. July 13, 8PM shows the sky to be as colorful as when he made his brush strokes en plein air (1889): researchers concluded “Van Gogh wanted his subjects at hand “. One views past and present simultaneously when gazing at the sky or viewing art in a museum: such instances of “Look back time” are also experienced through the telescope and camera.’5- Untitled Observations, July 13 commencing 8 PM Mecox Inlet to the Atlantic Ocean , Watermill ,Southampton From the study spacetime 2006 Pigment Print**24”x101” $8,000.00 edition of 5, variable size*? x 44” , edition of 3, $3000.006- Untitled Observations, July 13 commencing 9 PM Mecox Inlet to the Atlantic Ocean , Watermill ,Southampton From the study spacetime 2006 Pigment Print**24”x101” $8,000.00 edition of 5, variable size*? x 44” edition of 3, $3000.007 – Untitled Observations, November 7 commencing 6 PM Mecox Inlet to the Atlantic Ocean , Watermill ,Southampton From the study spacetime 2006 Pigment Print*? x 44. edition of 3, $3000.008 – Untitled Observations, April 16 commencing 6:15PM Mecox Inlet to the Atlantic Ocean , Watermill ,Southampton From the study spacetime 2006 Pigment Print*? x 44”, edition of 3, $3000.00*paper width of variable size x 44” length, edition of 3: $ 2000, $3,000, $4,000**paper width 24” and more is $3.33 per square inch so that prints are made in variable custom sizes.