NATHAN STEVENS
From a distance, it is a billow of color — bold greens, pinks, oranges and blues —
seemingly emanating from an empty trashcan. Step closer, and you realize those bits
of color are actually squares — sticky notes, to be exact.
Still closer, and you see the random and scattered
black marker scrawlings.
“Learn to speak German.” “Wait for the bus.” “Be
a better husband.” “Constitute a nation-state.”
“Administer some medicine to a dog.”
Composed of 2,600 sticky notes, Nathan Stevens’
installation, “There are many things I may never
get to do,” is essentially a thought cloud, a physical
manifestation of the stream of consciousness.
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