Chad Shepard

Bio:

One that reckons accounts all the day passes not a happy moment. One that gladdens his heart all the day provides not for his house. The bowman hits the mark, as the steersman reaches land, by diversity of aim. He that obeys his heart shall command.

Member Since:

December 10, 2005

Members:

bored museums

Influences:

Being, the everyday, family, friends, noise, folk music, Throbbing Gristle, Daniel Johnston, Woody Guthrie, Thelonious Monk, buildings, spaces

Sounds Like:

"The "wall" consists of the moment, the present, and expands to show how one (does and does not) operate in the present. The present is weightless, so the wall is to be perceived as floating. The wall becomes a house, a dwelling. It is a recognition that we sometimes "dwell" in the moment, filtering the future into the past and finding ourselves dwelling on the possible future and the solidified past. The house is sheathed in glass to appropriate the necessity for reflection and transparency. The facades of the house are gridded and each face the direction of the Earth's rotation."