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Portsmouth, NH. Early morning visit. Quiet and peaceful. "Looks very precise what you're building. I'm doing a lot in my garden. That sculpture would look great in an outdoor garden." Kevin, working in the Garden Center: "What are you doing? I'm not sure this is safe here." I explain the project and that I'm very careful. We talk about traveling. "Everything is getting too homogenous - even plant offerings. When you travel, you see the same stores everywhere. I've got a degree in Horticulture, and am trying to get in more of a variety of plants so everyone's garden doesn't look the same. I really like what you're doing using these blocks in an unconventional way. You're thinking outside the block!" | |
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Warwick,
RI. "Excuse me, you work here?" - customer. "I've worked here for three years and it's good to see something different in here. You're really in your art. I havn't taken the leap. I have a friend who is into her art. I'd like to show this stuff to her." (Suzanne Hurley, Cromwell Growers, suppliers to HD Garden Center. ) |
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Bangor, ME. Noon, Sunday July 27, 2003. Two customers stopped to admire the construction. "Are you building that here for yourself?" We talked about the project and they looked at some reviews. "This is wonderful. God bless you!" | |
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Danvers, MA. 6:45 AM. No customers around. No sounds save the squawking of work machines. | |
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Waterford,
CT. "Holy...You think that's going to fall or is that the
way you're going to build your wall? HAHA!" "It's a sculpture." "Oh, you're trying it out here, eh?" Then two kids in a cart spot me. "WOW MOMMY, LOOK AT THAT, LOOK. WOW." |
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