Comments for I of the Text http://vdaiello.wordpress.com Visualizing the subject within criticism writing in art education Mon, 31 Aug 2009 21:41:46 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Vicki Daiello by Rory Bellamy http://vdaiello.wordpress.com/vicki/#comment-265 Rory Bellamy Mon, 31 Aug 2009 21:41:46 +0000 http://vdaiello.wordpress.com/vicki/#comment-265 hi ive found your name completely by chance and noticed you work with steel , im working on a home project (a porch rail) and would like it to represent the four seasons. i have a welder but have not prepared any drawings yet . it would start with rectangles , then inside ? trees , a sun , snow flake scenery , leaves color of fall , hi ive found your name completely by chance and noticed you work with steel , im working on a home project (a porch rail) and would like it to represent the four seasons. i have a welder but have not prepared any drawings yet . it would start with rectangles , then inside ? trees , a sun , snow flake scenery , leaves color of fall ,

]]> Comment on Vicki Daiello by Dirk Parker http://vdaiello.wordpress.com/vicki/#comment-217 Dirk Parker Wed, 26 Nov 2008 22:52:25 +0000 http://vdaiello.wordpress.com/vicki/#comment-217 Brilliant and Beautiful, stunning in the simplicity of the conceptual value of metals; shape, form, texture, harmony, rythmn, absence and void, yet emotional, coloured and sensitive. I also believe all text provides shape, form and substance and in very much the same way as the repetetive beating of the metal mass. Its direction, force, and experiences create solid values, descriptions, mass and being. In doing so creates life in text. You are truly inspiration. Dirk. England (UK) Brilliant and Beautiful, stunning in the simplicity of the conceptual value of metals; shape, form, texture, harmony, rythmn, absence and void, yet emotional, coloured and sensitive.
I also believe all text provides shape, form and substance and in very much the same way as the repetetive beating of the metal mass. Its direction, force, and experiences create solid values, descriptions, mass and being. In doing so creates life in text.
You are truly inspiration.

Dirk. England (UK)

]]> Comment on by Michelle http://vdaiello.wordpress.com#comment-4 Michelle Wed, 27 Feb 2008 14:02:11 +0000 http://vdaiello.wordpress.com/home1/#comment-4 I really like what you are saying about drawing. I am half-way through my life drawing class ot OWU and I am finally achieving a level of accomplishment, but I see what you are saying in a deep way - negotiations with the impossibiliites of representation. ...repetitive dance around the otherness of self and signification. plus this ...What is said is always in relation to what will never be expressed. At these extreme limits we recognize ourselves. ~Edmond Jabès, 1993... really good. who knew drawing could be so profound. It's really about finding one's voice, just like writing. and seemingly a process of self discovery and understanding. Lots of love Michelle I really like what you are saying about drawing. I am half-way through my life drawing class ot OWU and I am finally achieving a level of accomplishment, but I see what you are saying in a deep way – negotiations with the impossibiliites of representation. …repetitive dance around the otherness of self and signification. plus this …What is said is always in relation to what will never be expressed. At these extreme limits we recognize ourselves. ~Edmond Jabès, 1993… really good. who knew drawing could be so profound. It’s really about finding one’s voice, just like writing. and seemingly a process of self discovery and understanding. Lots of love Michelle

]]> Comment on I of the Text: Dissertation Proposal by larvalsubjects http://vdaiello.wordpress.com/about/#comment-2 larvalsubjects Mon, 26 Nov 2007 00:27:17 +0000 #comment-2 Thanks for the link to my blog. Your project sounds interesting. I am an Ohio State alumni as well, though for undergrad. Sadly, as a student in their philosophy department, I didn't get the opportunity to be exposed to Lacan. In those days I used to adore <em>Larry's</em>. Good luck! Thanks for the link to my blog. Your project sounds interesting. I am an Ohio State alumni as well, though for undergrad. Sadly, as a student in their philosophy department, I didn’t get the opportunity to be exposed to Lacan. In those days I used to adore Larry’s. Good luck!

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