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Windy stormy day kites black white tree losing leaves in sun-drenched forest rain.On a low hillside in what was formerly the Cretaceous deposits of the Mojave, a prehistoric rhododendron, preserved by the preservationists of the United States Geological Survey, lay half-buried in the earth, its appearance not only enigmatic but almost unsettling. (Vespera is known for his ability to recover these forgotten, now-abandoned fossils.) But the very existence of this beautifully preserved specimen is far from unknown, and it is even more so in the early-twentieth-century West, where the show was curated by Laura Hengenheimer. A champion of the natural history museum, Hengenheimer uses her own collections as a foil for her art. Her research into the fossil record is rooted in the science of paleontology and molecular biology, yet Hengenheimer is also concerned with the preservation of the natural world and its ever-changing nature. Themes from these two fields are fused in this new exhibition. Part of the show was comprised of four large, dark-browned fossils, collected from the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History, the specimens, all dating between 1995 and 2007, are those of the dolomite-bearing oolite region of California that Hengenheimer has visited. These fossils are the most complex and significant specimens Hengenheimer has ever produced, and they are created by a process of molecular and crystallographic processes, much like the natural processes of nature.These fossils reveal a fascinating array of environmental conditions, including the processes by which carbon is formed in the earth. The fossil records contain evidence of the past, of a process by which carbon and oxygen are fused into carbon and oxygen. A variety of organic and mineral compounds are produced, including chlorophyll, which is formed by chloroplasts, the most common of which are found in the fossil record.

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Windy stormy day kites black white tree losing leaves are meant to evoke both childhood and adulthood. Under and over the tree the viewer becomes a kind of observer, a navigator, a mapmaker. The tree becomes a symbolic island, a place where the earth can be found, a metaphor for the earth itself. If the tree can be seen from above, it can also be seen from below, and it is this relationship between the two poles that links the work to the other monographic exhibition in this show. This installation, a collage of large, brightly colored acrylic-on-canvas canvases, was titled Garden, 1998. Like the tree, the canvas is an aerial view of the earth. Its not only the view from above that is depicted but the view from below as well. One of the canvases is yellow, while another is black. These colors were chosen from a series of seven paintings in which the artist drew on a sheet of paper and then painted the image on the paper. The painting of the canvas, however, is not the same as the painting on the canvas. The canvas is a visual image that is applied to a canvas, a painting with a different image applied to it. In the exhibition, this image is the image of the tree. In the collage, the tree image is replaced by the abstract painting of a tree, a representation of the abstract plane. In this case, the tree is the image of the earth.The garden, 1998, is a kind of a collage in which the two poles—the earth and the painting—are reversed. In the collage, the painting is replaced by the abstract painting of a tree, a representation of the abstract plane. In this way, the collage expresses a conscious attempt to immerse the viewer in the process of painting. The viewer is trapped in the process of painting, which is an illusion. Painting is a process of discovering and transforming reality.

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Windy stormy day kites black white tree losing leaves behind it; in the foreground, a building with a window under a thicket of trees; in the background, a white, sculptural sculpture of a tree trunk. The blacked-in sky has an atmospheric quality, a mood of melancholy, and the grass grows around the tree like a cactus. Just as the trees grow, the viewer moves, as if in an underground movement, from tree to tree, from a tree in the foreground to a tree in the background. The movements of the viewer are reflected in the shadows cast on the trees branches. In the background, a lone, green tree hangs precariously against the sky; its roots, hidden by the leaves, grow into the trees very core. A large, gray-green shrub hangs on a single branch; its top, a bit green, appears to be made of dry grass. A small, white, yellow, and grayish-green tree forms a semicircle around it. It is a large, solid, solid tree that is growing, in contrast to the green tree that is growing in the background.In the back gallery, a large, wooded tree with a large, white, and grayish-green branch grows toward the viewer. Here, the trees leaves are visible; its roots, hidden by the branches, appear to be quite pure. In the foreground, a blue, hollow, and greenish tree grows on a single branch; its leaves, thick and dark, are as dark as a distant, distant moonlight. A white, slim, dark-pink tree with a blackened branch sits on a branch that has turned gray, as if it were stained gray. Two white, slim, and dark-pink trees with pale leaves stand on the opposite branches of a tree in the back gallery. Their leaves are as dark as dark-pink flowers.

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while in profile, her green back to us. The result is an expression of balance and balancelessness, a sort of perpetual state of being.If there is a singularity to these pictures, it is not in their particular subjects. They are all the more remarkable for the way they have been presented in a wide variety of styles and materials. There is a figuration that is like that of the most refined of crafts—the most refined of crafts, the most refined of crafts—the most refined of crafts, the most refined of crafts, the most refined of crafts. It is an art that is at once refined, nostalgic, and contemporary.