I like windows. My studio in the Sprinkler Factory had two large windows. Large sunny windows that lightened up my studio, brightened my workspace and let in the sun to keep me warm in the spring when the heat has been turned off. Thus, when I think of the Sprinkler Factory, I think of my windows. But my windows also let me look out to see beyond my workspace. The Sprinkler Factory has many windows, each with a unique view that shows a different part of the neighborhood. I experienced those different views by going from one window to another, but in my mind they are one. In my piece I have attempted to create a collage that integrates the view from the different windows into the one image that I see in my mind. From the windows in my studio I saw the street, fences, a gray concrete wall and the sky; going to the upstairs studios I saw the highway, the Worcester skyscrapers and treetops; and from the Gallery I saw the rooftops, the tall chimney, windows in other parts of building and moss and grass. But as my piece shows, this is all there when you look out through my window. Of course, my window is idealized. It is in my mind, after all, and there it is perfectly perfect. Thus, I added colors and texture, removed the trash and cleaned the glass!