Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Fountain










Fountain, 2008
wood, oil

Hollowed logs filled with black oil. Over the 2 week installation, the oil saturated the wood, rendering the cut edge almost black.
I hoped to create a truncated forest of self-reflecting pools.

Thursday, March 27, 2008

The coolest picture ever taken of me...


Photo credit: Sean M. Gannon. Ithaca, NY. 2006

Filter





Filter, 2008

Plywood, cedar, dowels, wire, weed barrier cloth 84 x 22 in.



Sunday, January 6, 2008

Drain, 2007











Drain, 2007

CVG Doug Fir and expansion joint (think sidewalk cracks).
30"x 32"x 4.5"

I've been taking photographs of industrial job-lots in Providence. This piece is a hybrid image of several storm drains and sewer grates. Clear Vertical Grain Doug Fir is the most prized variety of a very common construction wood. I executed some fairly delicate joinery with it and translated a similar amount of attention to the tarry fiber material.

Not yet titled (tire stop)





The form of a parking lot tire stop.

Solid Cherry, polished rebar, and burn detail.
Main element is 5' x 5" x 7"

The Perfect Shave











The Perfect Shave

Maple and paint on a maple shelf. Shelf is 6"x 8"x 1" mounted at 48".

Bottom shot is an underside detail


"Stick Art"



A Proposed End to the Proliferation of Deer Imagery in Contemporary Art

...seriously though.