October 25, 2006
Said the Guests: Daria Tessler
We came across Daria Tessler at a small shop/gallery in Edinburgh. In her prints, spirits stalked forests, trees grew from boats and flatbed trucks. I thought I could hear raining, on that sunny day, and that is always a good sign that you are on to something.
Daria lives in Brooklyn. She loves music, and she loves to make pictures. She whipped these drawings up within days of being invited, and from what I understand all the music was listened to via the cricklycrack of a vinyl turntable. Her musical choices are disparate, sparking, full of life. So are her images.
Over at Daria's website you can buy
Thank-you Daria. Please tell her what you think! - Sean
[Daria Tessler lives in Brooklyn. This is her website, where many works are for sale. A couple of Daria's prints are in a show on right now at Giant Robot SF, but she is most excited about starting a Mix Of The Month CD Trade - swapping mix CDs with custom art.]
(Previous guest-blogs: Clem Snide, Marcello Carlin, Beirut, Jonathan Lethem, Will Butler (Arcade Fire), Al Kratina, Eugene Mirman, artist Dave Bailey, Agent Simple, artist Keith Andrew Shore, Owen Ashworth (Casiotone for the Painfully Alone), artist Kit Malo with Alden Penner (The Unicorns) 1 2, artist Rachell Sumpter, artist Katy Horan 1 2, David Barclay (The Diskettes), artist Drew Heffron, Carl Wilson, artist Tim Moore, Michael Nau (Page France), Devin Davis, Will Sheff (Okkervil River), Edward Droste (Grizzly Bear), Hello Saferide, Damon Krukowski (Damon & Naomi), Brian Michael Roff, Howard Bilerman (producer: Silver Mt. Zion, Arcade Fire, etc.). There are many more to come.)
Oh wow, "Tree Boat" is amazing!
Posted by: gooblar at October 25, 2006 6:35 AMoh yes we really like this. passing it on.......
these drawings capture so much about the songs. I especially adore the raindrops in both the first and last. simply beautiful & excellent; I definitely appreciate this post.
Posted by: the other other sean at October 29, 2006 7:34 PMBrilliant! A great joy to the eyes!
Posted by: Ben at November 12, 2006 12:17 AM