Every minute less
“Every minute less” 2017, MDF, paint, steel, wood. 28 x 8 x 7 ft Special thanks to Foundation for Contemporary Arts Emergency Grant, Smack Mellon, Paul Choate, Jesse Crozier. Drone footage by Eloy Vela. Without the ability to read each word from above, the viewer must discern the words from the shape of the perimeter. […]
On time
Untitled (plant, clock) 2012, live plant, dimensions variable Conceived as a meditation on time and its linear and non-linear aspects, the numbers one through twelve are cut into a live plant in a circle to resemble a clock while the two flowering stems resemble a clock’s hour and minute hands. As the leaves move in accordance to the […]
How I was made
How I was made, 2012, acrylic, wood, paint, light controllers, LED neon, 14 x 492 x 2.5 inchesThanks to Green LED lighting for their generous support. Commissioned by Socrates Sculpture Park for the EmergingArtist Fellowship 2012. Questioning language and our personal construction of self through language, self-examination, and ultimatelyself-discovery, the work constructs a visual poem […]
While we are here
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Selected poets, artists, reporters, and musicians have created audio recordings about 14th Street that are to be listened to at specific locations along 14th Street. The recordings will be accessible via smart phones or can be downloaded and played on a digital music player. These selected artists, poets, and musicians include Brenda Coultas, […]
In plain sight
In Plain Sight, 2011, site-specific installation, cut clear mylar, 91 x 81 inches. The artist’s poem is cut into mylar and hung in a store front window. Much like a persons emotions and thoughts it is nearly invisible but in full display. The text reads: w ll not remember what have forgotten today’s to-do […]
Vacuum/plenum (the Cotard delusion, invisibility, and other gravities)
Vacuum/plenum (the Cotard delusion, invisibility, and other gravities), 2009, mirror, two-way plexiglass mirror, aluminum, steel, casters, Dimensions variable, mirrored box is 4x4x7 ft Utilizing over 400 square feet of mirrors, the installation allows the viewer to become disoriented, invisible to their own image, performer, and voyeur; to be inundated by their own image; and […]
I Draw a Line
I Draw a Line, 2010, installation at Arario Gallery, New York, powder, Dimensions variable The piece is situated in the space so that it is viewed upside down initially. To read the work, the viewer must walk upon it and over it thus initiating its destruction. By having an audience read and consequently destroy it, the […]
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