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Ann Romero de Córdoba

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  • Photography
    • The Motherhood Project, Part I
    • The Feeling’s Forever
    • Countryside Portraits
    • Earth Reverie
    • Lao He, Thirty Days
  • Handmade Paper
    • Bodies and Forms
    • Magazine Work
  • Teaching
    • Ongoing
    • Painting Stories
    • Collage: People and Places
    • Color and Design
    • Ceramics
    • Sculpture and Construction
    • Drawing From Imagination
    • Drawing from Observation
    • Printmaking
    • Viewing Art
  • Bio
  • Recent Exhibitions
  • Contact
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2016-present

In rural west Michigan, near where I grew up, much of life seems dominated by the lake and the land. They hold a steady power over much of what happens in this place, while occasionally hinting at signs of change. As a child of the 80’s, I heard the television belt out the words to a popular ad over and over again: “Yes Michigan! The feeling’s forever!” I could never quite understand what this feeling was. But today, I feel solitude, loneliness, danger, growth, and decay in the places I encounter here, and in the people who inhabit this place.

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