Maelstrom
This work confronts the conflict between our everyday activities and the fleetingness of our existence. We are dragged through time and through space, but ultimately we are unavoidably lost in a swirl of oblivion. Given this dissonance, I questioned the meaning of our everyday activities. Can we find satisfaction in what we do? Why do we even do it? The case I try to make largely refers to myself, which gives my work an undeniable autobiographical component.
Eisentrager Howard Gallery at University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Installation overview
Installation overview
Installation overview
Installation overview
Installation overview
Installation overview
Digital print on Japanese paper, metal wire construction
Dimensions approx, 4' x 8' x 12' and 5' x 11'
Digital print on Japanese paper, cut out
Wood, digital print on Kozo mounted on panel
Dimensions variable approx. 6’ x 8’ x 8’
Digital print on Japanese paper mounted on wooden panel, multiplex mounted on handmade paper-cardboard, acrylic paint, wooden display set
Dimensions variable
Wooden table, soft sculpture, digitally printed cotton cloth
Dimension approx. 3’ x 10’ x 15’
Cut digital prints on Kozo, acrylic paint, soft sculpture
Dimensions variable
Digital print on Japanese paper, cut out, acrylic paint, intaglio, trace monotype
Dimensions approx. 2" x 0.5' x 8'
Acrylic paint, digital print on japanese paper mounted on wooden panel
Detail