Motifs of ghostly figures, butterflies, owls, trees, and ponds, depicted in expressive colors, patterned brushstrokes and decisive lines, assemble on the canvas in patches of light and pulsing shadows. These dynamic, shape-shifting environments propose an animistic, interconnected world that is revelatory and mysterious, with each painting in pursuit of a new understanding. In quilted landscapes of pine forests and sylvan ponds, she conveys a fellowship with nature. Melanie Daniel has learned to show how otherworldly this world can be. Gestural, magical and multi-layered, this exhibition highlights Daniel’s continued investigation of the natural world. It happens to you, or maybe you're the one pretending to deliver to get access.Mindy Solomon is pleased to present Shadow Weaving, the second solo exhibition by Tel Aviv based artist Melanie Daniel. Murderers would order when they want to kill the delivery boy : easy trap.Īnd of course it would allow for the classic scene :

Of course, there also people ordering in the shop, with cameras, like other shops. Which one ? Just look at the pizzeria's database, they have all calls and deliveries for the day.

Then you could search for the pizzeria and interview the employee. Plus opportunity for fingerprints on the box. You can tell the victim didn't do it because they don't like pizza : the pizzeria isn't in the address book of the victim. Maybe the killer felt confident and called for a pizza to eat over the dead body. Maybe depressed people are more likely to order pizza often. Maybe they have ordered by mail, one more reason to check the computers. You would know because there's still the pizza box on the table, or by trying the last phone call and be greeted with 'Starch Pizza, how can I help you ?'. A nice addition could be pizza delivery (or any kind of delivery)ĭelivery boy could have seen something while climbing the stairs (I saw someone banging angrily at a door + delivery was for room 1201 -> therefore it happened under the 12th floor), or even brought a pizza to the victim themselves.

Two motifs present in shadow of a doubt