The Thoughts in My Head - Levy, Lisa
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Lisa Levy’s ‘Thoughts In My Head’ pays homage to post modernists and famed artists Jenny Holzer and Barbara Kruger featuring over 100 images of her popular and important text based artwork. The book was conceptualized by the written language that's out in the world — graffiti, signs, posters, flyers, matchbooks — in one big cauldron. How quickly words are processed and discarded if they are processed at all. She believes ultimately language is the best tool to communicate our thoughts efficiently, and however woefully inadequate. 

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Lisa Levy’s ‘Thoughts In My Head’ pays homage to post modernists and famed artists Jenny Holzer and Barbara Kruger featuring over 100 images of her popular and important text based artwork. The book was conceptualized by the written language that's out in the world — graffiti, signs, posters, flyers, matchbooks — in one big cauldron. How quickly words are processed and discarded if they are processed at all. She believes ultimately language is the best tool to communicate our thoughts efficiently, and however woefully inadequate. 
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I have an exaggerated need to emotionally connect with people in a direct way, which I believe is what drives my work. Although I do a variety of conceptual and performing art, my The Thought in My Head series expresses my artist statement most forthrightly. I have been doing a series of these paintings since 2011 and have over 100 sayings to date. It is most fulfilling when someone identifies with any of these paintings - I feel as if I am "seen" by them. I also love and am inspired by other artists' works, most significantly by Jenny Holzer, who has political, serious, and highly profound things to say, such as "The beginning of the war will be in secret." I also have a favorite small wooden sign bought in a cheap souvenir store that says, "Just remember, you're unique like everyone else."