Jana Morgan
Describes her work as exploring memory and other mental and linguistic constructs as they mediate the body's interaction with place.
Los Angeles Aerial # 3
Psychogeography of the crazy quilt (in the fashion of Jackson Pollock) 3' x 4' piece is a collage of vintage fabrics, men's neckties and painted / dyed fabrics, machine and hand stitching.
City Without Clothes 
(potentials of paradise)
(potentials of paradise) work in progress-velvet, velour and fleece.
Morgan describes this piece as, "a work-in-progress, a sort of map to nowhere (as in utopia)," one from a series of aerial-psychogeography studies. She describes it as personal, in that it's potentially everywhere she ever imagined living, but has never visited. It articulates possibilities and parallel lives that may yet be lived.
Note the link in title to, Guy Debord's 1957 map, 'The Naked City'.
I love this work.
posted by-Mary Allardyce
Morgan describes this piece as, "a work-in-progress, a sort of map to nowhere (as in utopia)," one from a series of aerial-psychogeography studies. She describes it as personal, in that it's potentially everywhere she ever imagined living, but has never visited. It articulates possibilities and parallel lives that may yet be lived.
Note the link in title to, Guy Debord's 1957 map, 'The Naked City'.
I love this work.
posted by-Mary Allardyce
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