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shadows fade opened at the arches and i'm pretty pleased with the results so far. this body of work is only half way through so lots of work still ahead before i'll feel completely satisfied and then time to show it all in more of a purpose built installation as originally envisioned. check the following link for a recent interview on juxtapoz magazine that gives an overview of where im at www.juxtapoz.com/Richard+Scarry/12145-mike-inglis-the-man-behind-spaceboy

"For his new Arches show, Inglis goes back to his original printmaking and street paste-ups. Shadows Fade – titled after a headstone inscription in Inglis’ Scottish seaside town – focuses on death, grief and spiritualism.
Inglis digs into his own family history and draws inspiration from his spiritualist great aunt and bereaved grandmother who witnessed the accidental death of her five-year-old daughter. Exploring the artist’s own frustrations with spiritualism and the fragile metaphysical landscape people inhabit as they try to cope with loss, Inglis’ human-scale paste-ups present the little girl happily running with a Native American headdress or staring at a dog’s skeleton above the family’s 1930 china cabinet. Spectators might remember the installation from this summer’s Rough Cut Nation, whose poster was also adorned by Inglis’ spaceboy." Adeline Amar at the Skinny