H. Jazmin Quill
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Procession II, Stanford University, 2017

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Procession II is a commissioned installation in Sweet Hall at Stanford University. A triptych made entirely of brown paper, sand, glue, charcoal, pigment, and metal, the shapes appear unplanned as the paper is torn slowly. A procession forms in the foreground. Figures somehow emerge from the fragments... Floating. Disconnected. They never connect, but they share some circumstance that binds them in this moment. They become groups of people with some reason to be together… ​They crisscross the three wire bound canvases in a long procession against the horizon, cast in sand beneath an orange sky, The piece is inspired by abstract expressionist Norman Lewis in deference to the many processions he created.

Read Stanford's PWR Article on PROCESSION Here

  • About
  • Collections
    • Procession >
      • Procession II
      • Procession III
      • Procession IV
      • Procession V
      • Procession VI
      • Procession VI.2
      • Procession VII
      • Procession VIII
      • Procession IX
    • Fragments >
      • Fragments 1
      • Fragments 2
      • Fragments 3
    • Corrosion
    • Anachronism
    • Broken
    • Banned
  • Commissions
  • Acquisitions
  • Exhibitions
  • Statement