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Playing with the idea of image as object and photographic tropes such as scale, texture, representations and resolution, Juhasz envisions an immersive playground of strange objects made three-dimensional by folding, wrapping, and rolling printed images found on the Internet. Life-size nudes will sit on the gallery floor as part of a tableau. Sculptures that interrupt the flat picture plane will emerge from large-scale prints affixed to the walls. Boxes veneered with textures that mimic actual strata will be constructed into totems around the gallery. Paper sculptures, such as his food still-lifes, will be enlarged to enormous proportions. With all the components, Juhasz hopes to activate a desire--a wanting to know more--in viewers.

Visitors will be invited to move in and among sculptures and to take pictures. They may then upload their photos to a website in order to allow multiple public interpretations of the project--like tourist photos of the Grand Canyon that create an idea and sometimes only interaction with the site.

Email your pictures to Brandon.juhasz@gmail.com for uploading to Paradisepairadice.tumblr.com.

Read More about the project from Brandon himself on the SPACES Blog page http://www.spacesgallery.org/blog/hey-its-me-the-artist-08-19-2013