Amalgamated imagery.
As I was looking at your book, as if in a stream-of-consciousness. Your images made me think about the following:

First, the shelf-life of pop-cultural paradigms. Second, what if David Hockney used Photoshop for his photographic collages and composite polaroids. Third, the lyrics to ‘Face on the Cutting Room Floor’ – a song co-written by Steve Goodman with Nitty Gritty Dirt Band members Jeff Hanna and Jimmy Ibbotson.

Ironically, the lives of Michael and Farrah seemed to be humanized through Ms. Fawcett’s battle with cancer and apparently, the fact, that Michael’s parents will raise his children.

Lyrics:
She’s history
No one would give her a star on the walk
She’d have a hundred if pillows could talk
Where have I seen her before?
She’s the face on the cutting room floor

It’s no mystery
Acting in school at the tenderest age
Lit up the room when she stepped on the stage
Came to la for some more
She’s the face on the cutting room floor …

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