In this ongoing series of sculptural works, the found materials transcend their role as canvases and catalysts in order to embody something of visual theory itself. Displacement, recontextualization, and aesthetic interference add to the visual problem of seeing and receiving otherwise banal ornament.
paint on found object, 7" x 5 x 4, 2009
paint on found object, 34" x 42 x 2, 2009
paint and nails on found object, 6" x 4 x 3, 2010
mixed media on found object, 21" x 25.5 x 1.5, 2010
paint on found object, 4" x 3 x 4, 2009
paint on found object, 22" x 27 x 1.5, 2010
paint on found object, 8" x 4.5 x 5.5, 2009
paint on found objects, both 19" x 17 x 1.5, 2010
paint on found object, 12" x 6 diameter, 2009
paint on found object, 24" x 20 x 2.5, 2009
paint on found objects, both 6.5" x 2.5 x 3, 2009
paint on found object, 16.5" x 19 x 1.5, 2010
paint on found object, 13" x 6 x 4, 2010
paint on found objects, both 17.5" x 9.5 x 1.5, 2010
glitter on found object, 4" x 3 x 1.5, 2010
mixed media on found objects, each 13" x 16 x 1, 2010
glitter on found objects, both 6" x 2.5 x 2, 2010
paint on found object, 9" x 7 x 1.5, 2010