White Noise
White Noise
Jennifer Drinkwater, White Noise, acrylic on wood panel, 36” H x 48” W x 2.75” D, 2020.
White Noise arrives wired and ready to hang. My genius husband Aaron Swanson carefully crafts each panel with high-quality wood, mounting a smooth plywood surface onto a sturdy, mitred wooden frame that provides depth and support to the painting. The sides of the panel are sanded and finished for smoothness.
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Twenty percent of profits will support Story County Conservation in Ames, Iowa.
The community conversation that inspired White Noise….
“What do you think the impact of this place is for the Ames community?”
“That's a good question. For Ames proper, I think except for the sound of the interstate, it gives you…this complete place for complete reflection. And…how do I say this? The fact that we don't see that many people [here] is also probably why people are so stressed out because they don't take the time to be by themselves and just reflect. Everybody has to be on their I-Phone. One of the things about Ada Hayden is you would encounter people either running or bike-riding or walking around. Now, if they're walking around talking to somebody, whoever they're walking with, that's fine, because you're having a conversation. But so often I find people are still wired. And it just kind of defeats the purpose, really.
I just don’t understand why you need to have an artificial soundtrack to your life, where this gives you a natural soundtrack.” - Kyle Renell, Ames-based artist