TEXT ME

TEXT ME is intended to be a humorous and poignant commentary on the fleeting nature and medium of cell phone text messages and the permanence of mosaics. The two words conjure a human voice, asking for connection. Maybe a companion piece could be three dots . . . indicating that an anticipated reply is in the works. The humor for me also lies in the use of stone and glass to translate an image of a liquid crystal display of an electronic message. If you enjoy it, text me.