Studio Tour: Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt

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Studio Tour: Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt발음듣기

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Thomas: Here we are. There is Jack Smith's picture, stained glass windows.발음듣기

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Over there, there's angels up there. A lot of things.발음듣기

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The angels are from Charmin toilet paper.발음듣기

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Cut their little faces out and made them into little angels. There they are, little cherubs.발음듣기

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This was actually once a bedroom, but as art supplies built up, built up, there they are. Art supplies stacked everywhere.발음듣기

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These boxes have become a panorama very much like the Andes.발음듣기

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As we see, as we move through, sort of like a mountain rage that's about to have an avalanche.발음듣기

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Here we have an angel head. That's the wings.발음듣기

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That's the head. See, there's the angel.발음듣기

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But, [unintelligible] are done, they look like that.발음듣기

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So it'll look more like a stained glass window.발음듣기

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This room, I used to use as a total work space.발음듣기

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Eventually, it's filled up with art supplies, which are endless.발음듣기

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If you try to picture this room with nothing in it.발음듣기

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That's how it was when I first moved in here.발음듣기

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That's when I was making the parts for the iconastasis, which is now in the Peter Ludwig Museum in Aachen, Germany.발음듣기

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What's interesting about the iconostasis, is it could not fit into this room, because it's too big for this room.발음듣기

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The iconostasis was made out of wood, by a carpenter.발음듣기

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Then, the separate parts had to be made here, individual.발음듣기

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The separate parts are a lot smaller than the whole thing, so I made each of the parts.발음듣기

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The materials in the iconostasis, as with most of the art I make, are basically household materials.발음듣기

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Generally, I don't use many art materials.발음듣기

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I might use a little acrylic paint or gesso once in a while.발음듣기

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Okay, yes, the writing is very important. Taste is everything.발음듣기

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That doesn't mean good taste either.발음듣기

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Any taste can rise to the level of art.발음듣기

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Good taste is the last refuge of the unimaginative.발음듣기

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This is the room where the sacramentality of art is realized in the fullness of it's concretization.발음듣기

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Like, there on that very piece of wood, the mensa, the altar. That's where the art happens. That's the major altar.발음듣기

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The minor altar is another piece of wood that lays somewhere.발음듣기

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Here is where I make art. This is beloved my roommate.발음듣기

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It's a Bart Simpson doll and it's an actual skull. Very memento mori.발음듣기

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Kind of like sobering. (sound of breaking bone) Oh! (laughs) (sound of breaking bone) Sometimes it hits home, what it really is.발음듣기

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Then, I feel like Mary Magdalene.발음듣기

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She always holds those skulls in the paintings.발음듣기

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