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Chocolate Heads: Flower at Windhover

Chocolate Heads: Flower at Windhover Stanford University

Chocolate Heads, Aleta Hayes, Windhover, nathan oliveira, Windhover Stanford, site specific dance, dance performance, Stanford TAPS, Stanford theater and performance studies, bay area dance, dance documentation, Stanford photography, jamie lyons

Chocolate Heads, Aleta Hayes, Windhover, nathan oliveira, Windhover Stanford, site specific dance, dance performance, Stanford TAPS, Stanford theater and performance studies, bay area dance, dance documentation, Stanford photography, jamie lyons

Chocolate Heads, Aleta Hayes, Windhover, nathan oliveira, Windhover Stanford, site specific dance, dance performance, Stanford TAPS, Stanford theater and performance studies, bay area dance, dance documentation, Stanford photography, jamie lyons

Chocolate Heads, Aleta Hayes, Windhover, nathan oliveira, Windhover Stanford, site specific dance, dance performance, Stanford TAPS, Stanford theater and performance studies, bay area dance, dance documentation, Stanford photography, jamie lyons

Chocolate Heads, Aleta Hayes, Windhover, nathan oliveira, Windhover Stanford, site specific dance, dance performance, Stanford TAPS, Stanford theater and performance studies, bay area dance, dance documentation, Stanford photography, jamie lyonsChocolate Heads, Aleta Hayes, Windhover, nathan oliveira, Windhover Stanford, site specific dance, dance performance, Stanford TAPS, Stanford theater and performance studies, bay area dance, dance documentation, Stanford photography, jamie lyons

Chocolate Heads, Aleta Hayes, Windhover, nathan oliveira, Windhover Stanford, site specific dance, dance performance, Stanford TAPS, Stanford theater and performance studies, bay area dance, dance documentation, Stanford photography, jamie lyons

Chocolate Heads, Aleta Hayes, Windhover, nathan oliveira, Windhover Stanford, site specific dance, dance performance, Stanford TAPS, Stanford theater and performance studies, bay area dance, dance documentation, Stanford photography, jamie lyons

For me, painting is that magical material, that beautiful stuff that was invented, the ground-up pigments in oil which makes it very malleable. It can be manipulated and changed, darkened, lightened, given different hues and colors, so that by manipulating this material somehow I can find that figure I’m looking for, that figure that represents all the issues I’m bringing up and addressing.
Nathan Oliveira

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