clhSerenity Female • 28 • Dayton, OH  • United States
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Status... Single
Orientation... Straight
I'm into... Design Photography Painting Music Sculpting Film Activism Art Mind and anything else th
I'm working on... Too many things. I hate being busy on everybody else's stuff. Must create art more.
My sites... http://www.cortneyhaley.com
My Profiles... http://www.myspace.com/clhserenity
Aware of everything, except what direction to head next.

About me

I am...
happy sad hopeful challenged excited weary unsure lost and then found creative confused beyond broke extremely talented in a lot of ways looking for peace of mind spiritual but not religious looking for something but not sure what looking for someone but not sure who restless RESTLESS strange curious goofy geekish and lots more.

Interests

Music

,I love music. It surrounds my life. Some of my all time favorite artists are Aretha Franklin,Eric Clapton,BB King,Joseph Arthur,Annie Lennox,Bonnie Raitt,Patty Griffin,Moby,U2,The White Stripes,The Weepies,Weezer,Philip Glass,Aimee Mann,Alicia Keys,India Arie,and many,many,many,many,many more.,

Movies

,I am a huge film fanatic. I watch lots and lots of movies. I do have a few that are must haves.
The Blues Brothers
Gattaca
Dirty Dancing
Saved
The Wedding Singer
Christopher Guest's Movies (Best in Show,Waiting for Guffman,A Mighty Wind)
M. Night Shyamalan's Movies (Signs,The Village)
9 to 5
Under the Tuscan Sun
The Matrix Trilogy
Little Miss Sunshine
The Goonies
Napoleon Dynamite
Chocolate
Amelie,

Favorite Artists

,Frida Kahlo,Andy Goldsworthy,Ray Johnson,Sandy Skoglund,Christo and Jean Claude,Jackson Pollack,Sally Mann,Maya Lin,Edgar Degas,Nam June Paik
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Other Interests

,Knitting,sewing,furniture design,woodworking,peace making,jewelry making,drawing,painting,photography,found object art,digital music creation,art videos,documentaries - I love them,Photoshop,web design,Mac computers,

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Sep 30, 2008 - 08:22 PM PST
pnutfilms
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very cool!
Apr 10, 2008 - 11:46 AM PST
castrophony
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So sorry! I plugged my ear phones in and watched it again; there is sound! And the percussion at the end is much more effective than the ringing I imagined:)
Apr 10, 2008 - 11:40 AM PST
castrophony
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Gave me goosebumps. This idea is brilliant. The new life portion was a little anti climactic to me. I think it could be improved by adding a sound to the end result--the new life--like a ringing that gets louder:) Great work!!!
Mar 04, 2008 - 04:15 PM PST
naug1064
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clhSerenity
WOW! your list makes me tired, that's really cool. You must be very talented to do all of those things!
Mar 04, 2008 - 04:53 AM PST
clhSerenity
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Just want to explain this video a little bit. This was an installation I did for an experiential stations of the cross that was done at St. Elizabeth's in Norwood, Ohio for Lent 2006. You could enter this space, which blocked out all outside light (the only light in the tomb was the video projector). It was all white inside the tomb, except for the ceiling which was black. You could sit in chairs or on the floor. The video itself is a three part cycle. The first (red) represents violence, the second (black) represents death, and the final (yellow) represents new life. The body in this context was the body of Jesus but I hoped that each viewer would mentally place themselves in the position of the body. I received very positive feedback about the work. The space itself became a space where people felt safe and comfortable, which was my ultimate goal, that is, to take the most base fear of each human being - the fear of dying - and transform the experience. Why do we fear the inevitable? It is the one guarantee in life - you and I are going to die.
Mar 03, 2008 - 09:00 PM PST
naug1064
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clhSerenity
Hi there! Thanks, yea it is a photograph, it was almost impossible to get. It is a ceiling (that spelling doesn't look right, my roommate said it was) of a stairway in a church in Italy. You have great stuff as well, do you mostly paint?
Mar 03, 2008 - 04:02 PM PST
oliq
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Wow, Cortney! This is great, how long did it take you to paint it? I think more than a painting is the joy of the painter and the texture developing every moment, strok after stroke, loved it!
Feb 28, 2008 - 11:07 AM PST
clhSerenity
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clhSerenity
Yes. I used a video camera that does interval recording and I would basically paint something, step out of frame, hit record, and I repeated that until I was done.
Feb 28, 2008 - 10:50 AM PST
shane
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Very cool. Did you do that by stop-motion?

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