Neon Upside-Down N. America rehearsal & Neon S. America Cloud rehearsal

Neon Upside-Down North America rehearsal at Clyfford Still Museum, 2014;

Proposal; Dimensions Variable, Approximately 108” x 84”

Part of a series of upside-down continents being deployed in different media, size, and presentation. A new idea for contemplating these landmasses.




 

Neon South America Cloud rehearsal, 2015;

Proposal; Dimensions Variable, Approximately 60” x 84”

South American continent, with no borders, is flipped horizontally, then rotated 90-degrees counterclockwise, presented high on the wall it resembles a cloud. Presenting a new way of conceiving of place.

Four Stoppages (Extinct Megafauna) (Africa, Australia, Madagascar, North America)

Four Stoppages (Extinct Megafauna) (Africa, Australia, Madagascar, North America), 2013;

Lumber and Paint; Each 54” x 11¼ ” x ¾”

The green shapes are the disappearance of megafauna with the arrival of homo sapiens on each of four landmasses; from left to right: Africa, Australia, Madagascar, North America. In conversation with Marcel Duchamp’s 3 Standard Stoppages Dealing with a scale of time(millennia) and population/life rather than measure and meters.