Carlos Vega
Laws of Motion
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This painting belongs to a body of work called The Idle Traveler, in which I portray travel as a metaphor for life and a state of mind open to infinite possibilities. I have created a visual tension between the painted image and the collage, giving equal importance to both.
When I found Mr. Abraham Harris’ 1912 yearbook (a gift to him from the U.S. Fidelity and Warranty Co.) I fell in love with it. The listings of clients and cases in which Mr. Harris constantly performs as a bridge between parties in dispute is universal. The sequencing of appointments and long days of office work brings me a sense of peace and exemplifies our daily struggle to make a mark on our surroundings.
–Carlos Vega
