Here are some of the photos I took at the opening party for "Estate of Mind." Suzanne Siegel's assemblages created from lingerie and personal items belonging to her mother formed a grouping inside the door to Future Studio, Amy Inouye's live-work space at 5558 Figueroa in Highland Park.
At the far end of the gallery area, Beth Elliott's sculptures, braided from shredded paper collected from her parents' documents and mail, carry the corner marked by the magenta wall.
My installation, consisting of a collection of "preemie" sized cloth diapers printed with a series of baby pictures of me taken by my grandfather, was located between the two.
Some smaller pieces by Beth and Suzanne were also placed around the gallery.
The kitchen featured quite a spread, including Beth's collection of cakes, baked in a mold of her face (lower right).
Here is Beth, photographing her handiwork.
The show will be up through November 4 -- contact either me or Amy Inouye at Future Studio, 5558 N. Figueroa in Highland Park, to make arrangements to see it (Amy can be reached at 323 254-4565 or amy@futurestudio.com).
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