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Now I am not at all at home... that means I have no time to paint :(
and this will continue till I set up all the things I have to do prior to my moving.

My solo exhibition takes most of my time... but I also have to admit that I spend a wonderful time when people come and watch my exhibition. Most of them are good friends... so I enjoy it very very much.

Comments

Camille Stein said…
Wish I was there...
30 April, 2008 12:20
Nefertiti Totonaca said…
caray, lástima que estoy tan lejos... ya habrá oportunidad de ver tu arte en persona :D y claro, conocerte frente a frente :D
30 April, 2008 17:13
odette farrell said…
Camille,

I wish you would be here too...

Nefer,
Un día estarás en una de mis muestras :) y tengo voz de profeta :)
30 April, 2008 22:30
Nefertiti Totonaca said…
Eso espero :) !!!
Oye, acabo de ver la foto que me dijiste... está impresionante, la panza repleta de sangre... jajaja a lo mejor yo también habría matado al maldito jajajaja (y mira qué fácil son de violar los preceptos eh?)
03 May, 2008 20:28
odette farrell said…
Nefer,

Excelente la foto, no cabe duda que Frikosal es un maestro en ese tema...pero me impactó sobremanera... tengo una fobia a ver sangre, y no importa que esté en la panza de un bicho, me afecta igual y además me terrificó ver al bicho chupando la sangre sobre esa piel rosada.

En serio que aún estoy alucinando la imagen :(
04 May, 2008 03:01
Darth Tater said…
Bueno, bueno, y a todo éso, ¿hubo doble inauguración y no fui invitada? Veo gente con copas de champaña... y yo que pensé que era la primera invitada en todas tus inauguraciones... !!!!!
04 May, 2008 04:12
el objeto a said…
Sí, hay que disfrutar de esos tiempos con amigos y celebraciones (de exposiciones) para luego poder disfrutar mejor de los momentos de trabajo en soledad... precioso el desnudo con fondo morado que aparece al fondo en la foto de abajo,

y ya veo que no faltó el champagne, el vino o lo que fuera!
04 May, 2008 10:30
odette farrell said…
Darth,

He hecho visitas guiadas con críticos de arte y gente interesada que no pudo asistir a la inauguración.
En esa ocasión estaba un pintor: Jazzamoart, el de saco azul, quien fue quien trajo la champaña :)


El objeto a,

Sí, y yo soy bien fiestera :)))
además estoy aprovechando mis últimas fiestas aquí... pronto empezaré con la mudanza que no es poca cosa, sobretodo cuando tienes que atravezar un oceano :)
04 May, 2008 17:32
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