Spin
This short film documents the movement of 8 spherical sculptures made between 2004-2007.
April 17, 2008
December 20, 2007
October 17, 2007
October 12, 2007
Suspended Flight
In an effort to update my digital library I have been scanning slides of old work. The images below document an installation composed of tape, string, and wool pills from an exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, Santa Fe, NM.
December 2001
December 03, 2006
PROJECTION ROOMS - SPACE Gallery December 2006
The following images detail three of 7 dioramas created for an installation at SPACE gallery in Portland, Maine. Each diorama depicts a monumental sculptural installation capturing the movement and forms of flocking, swarming, or the floating geometry of fireworks. Located in the front window of SPACE, these miniature interiors are lit from behind and can be viewed 24 hours a day.
To read a review of this piece: http://www.thephoenix.com/article_ektid29633.aspx
For more information about SPACE visit: www.space538.org
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Fall, Scatter, Float
Composed of tape and thread, 'Fall, Scatter, float' was created for the 2006 DeCordova Annual Exhibition and measures approximately 7 feet in diameter.
Projection Rooms
An exhibition of 7 dioramas depicting monumental sculptural installations in miniature. SPACE Gallery, Portland, ME, December 2006.
Spheres
9 sculptural prototypes
8 BLUE INTAGLIOS
8 intaglio prints published by Kathy Kuehn of the Salient Seedling Press in New York City, 2001. Each measures 9x10".
Homage to Uccello
'Homage to Uccello' is a series of 8 drawings made by layering incised plexiglas to create both an actual and illusionistic depth in the final image.
7 Plexigravures
'7 Plexigravures' is a suite of intaglio prints created using the process of photogravure to translate layered drawings incised in plexiglas to an etching plate.
Sphere Studies - Drawings 2006
This series of drawings were exhibited in September 2006 at ICON Contemporary Art in Brunswick, Maine. Each drawing was generated by drawing on top of discarded etching proofs using ink, acrylic, sharpie, and gesso.
