The Story Behind
“What a Pig Sees”
I find my primary themes in the application of elaborate ornamentation to reflect my natural surroundings. By elevating the subjects of small-scale agriculture through a lens of high-style aesthetics, I explore the identity of our community and the human-animal bond that sustains it. This work aims to highlight the dignity of local farms and ranches, honoring those who contribute to the welfare of animals within our unique rural landscape.
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LASSEN COUNTY FAIR 2026
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The 2026 Lassen County Fair will take place from July 15–19, 2026, at the fairgrounds in Susanville, CA. Themed “Red, White, and You!” in celebration of America’s 250th birthday, the event features nightly grandstand entertainment, a parade, and the Junior Livestock Auction.
Presented at Lassen
County Fair 2026
Interactive Sculpture Photography.
What a pig Sees,
size 5×30″, Tripod
by judi davis, 2026
What a Pig Sees
We also celebrate and seek to support the individuals who have shaped our landscapes and love for animals. Many throughout Lassen County help in sustaining these intelligent beings.
The interactive project of “What a Pig Sees” captures the visual world in which a pig’s life is surrounded by the scale of our unique environment. Connecting indigenous traditions and an interconnected network of souls and energy that support the physical ecosystems they inhabit.
Brought to life through imagery, repurposed and reused materials we invite the public to see the visuals of our earthly environment and the manifestations of the creatures our world holds.