Going Under the Surface

Lisa Dusenbery bio ↓ · February 15th, 2012 · filed under art

BOMBlog interviews Julia Solis. The artist opens up about her explorations of underground spaces and urban decay.

“…I’ve never been fearless. Being fearless just means you have no imagination. It’s always about taking a step into the darkness and not knowing what you’ll encounter, but being willing to face it; that’s what drives the exploration. The only thing that can really push your boundaries is you, and you’re doing that by venturing into the unknown.”

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Lisa Dusenbery is the assistant editor at The Rumpus. Besides writing, her interests include dancing, practicing winking, and the smell of basements. She is a recent convert to San Francisco, CA. More from this author →

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