I get the sense of comfort and ease between the two, but the older sister’s face is turned, perhaps suggesting hiding or a desire to escape. As the oldest, I was constantly reminded that I set the tone between my sister and I, so often I had to keep playing, even if I didn’t want to. #conArtInSitu

The exhibit design commands viewers to slow down before continuing. It reminds me of the sterilization chamber one might go through at a hospital, but for presence of mind. #conArtInSitu

Who else’s energy might I be carrying around? Is there something trying to control my energy? How is my energy released in ways I can’t control? #conArtInSitu

I recently had an aura photograph of myself taken and this reminds me of that experience. Before being photographed we did a couple of quick exercises to shake off the energy of others and make sure my true self shone through. #conArtInSitu

It makes me wonder about places and things I’ve taken for granted and caused destruction, whether knowingly or unknowingly, because in my eyes I didn’t regard something as beautiful or worthy of my preservation. #conArtInSitu

When considering the vast amounts of destruction nuclear testing has had on these beautiful places, I wonder how people were able to cope with themselves after having caused this. #conArtInSitu

There’s always a point of contention, at least there has been in my family, when someone wants to start a new tradition or reinvent an older one. I am intrigued about what is kept and what is left behind. #conArtInSitu

I see this a lot in the business world, where people get praise for being “self-made”. I don’t think anyone gets someplace without the help of another. It also reminds me of the quote: “If it’s lonely at the top, it’s because toy didn’t bring anyone with you.” #conArtInSitu