Artifact of Place
This work explores tension within liminal space, and considers fractured sense of time and place within dreamscapes as unconscious, and remembered realities overlap with being present.
A Remembering
A triptych of deconstructed etchings depict what resembles stones and rocks, some seemingly float, others are held by scaffold like structures, all deconstructed, and housed in three separate wooden shadow boxes with a bottom ledge that holds piled dirt. Each box measure 24 x 36”, with metal and wood doweling that cut through spaces between the sections of prints.
A Remembering, triptych
A Remembering, details
Below Surface
A standing sculpture of organic, and man made building materials including styrofoam, wire, wood, and plaster sit upon a platform that is painted with multiple colours, and dusted with dirt that has traces of masked out lines.
What is Left to Be Remembered
Three separate sculptures made of organic, and man made industrial building materials including wood, wire, styrofoam, and plaster placed on a patch of dirt on the floor.
Here the sculptures are grouped together on a cement floor light with dramatic lighting.
Artifacts Left, and Artifacts kept
Two separate sculptures both placed on plinths, stand on thin metal legs with broken pieces of dishes, wood sticks, and dried plants attached to a mound shaped form of organic, and man made building materials including styrofoam, dirt, and plaster on a platform that is painted with multiple colours, and is dusted with dirt that has traces of masked out lines.
Artifacts Wanted
A sculpture standing on thin metal legs with broken pieces of dishes, wood sticks, and dried plants that are attached to a mound shaped form of organic, and man made building materials including styrofoam, dirt, and plaster on a platform that is painted with multiple colours, and is dusted with dirt that has traces of masked out lines.