For the Querent 
For the Querent 

Black lubricant.

Coconut oil, charcoal, sage, glass, wax, linen, wood.

Un-numbered multiples

2014

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ACCIDENTAL & INTENTIONAL VAMPIRES
ACCIDENTAL & INTENTIONAL VAMPIRES

2011 - ongoing

14 7/8" x 13 ½" x 3" (approx.)

custom-milled redwood stretchers, stretched paper, copper tacks, red graphite, blood.

From an accidental injury an amount of the blood let is used to paint in a portion of the ‘Accidental Vampire’ then from the opposite side of my body in the same location an amount of blood is taken to paint in a portion of the ‘Intentional Vampire’.  Ongoing project.

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Portables
Portables

2011 - ongoing multiples

10” x 10” x 12”

Dowel, linen, nylon, elastic, paper patterns, mail correspondence.

Content: These objects were produced through the mail using a bartering process with the artist’s mother which allowed for miscommunication and assumption. The ambiguous “purpose” of the work was never addressed in communications aside from certain parameters such as arm dimensions, elasticity measurements and the ability to collapse. The resulting barter is described as a painting of the artist running on a dirt road at night training for cross-country, which has yet to be paid.

Portables
Portables

2011 - ongoing multiples (Installation view Headlands Center for the Arts, Sausalito, CA. 2013)

10” x 10” x 12”

Dowel, linen, nylon, elastic, paper patterns, mail correspondence.

Content: These objects were produced through the mail using a bartering process with the artist’s mother which allowed for miscommunication and assumption. The ambiguous “purpose” of the work was never addressed in communications aside from certain parameters such as arm dimensions, elasticity measurements and the ability to collapse. The resulting barter is described as a painting of the artist running on a dirt road at night training for cross-country, which has yet to be paid.

 

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Rags
Rags

Installation view 2013 University of Maryland 

Rags, Portables, Cloak (installation view Headlands).jpg
Rags (installation Headlands).jpg
Rags (production image).jpg
For the Querent 
Cloak.jpg
ACCIDENTAL & INTENTIONAL VAMPIRES
L1020731.JPG
L1020697_2.JPG
Portables
Portables
Rags 1-4.jpg
Rags
Rags, Portables, Cloak (installation view Headlands).jpg
Rags (installation Headlands).jpg
Rags (production image).jpg
For the Querent 

Black lubricant.

Coconut oil, charcoal, sage, glass, wax, linen, wood.

Un-numbered multiples

2014

ACCIDENTAL & INTENTIONAL VAMPIRES

2011 - ongoing

14 7/8" x 13 ½" x 3" (approx.)

custom-milled redwood stretchers, stretched paper, copper tacks, red graphite, blood.

From an accidental injury an amount of the blood let is used to paint in a portion of the ‘Accidental Vampire’ then from the opposite side of my body in the same location an amount of blood is taken to paint in a portion of the ‘Intentional Vampire’.  Ongoing project.

Portables

2011 - ongoing multiples

10” x 10” x 12”

Dowel, linen, nylon, elastic, paper patterns, mail correspondence.

Content: These objects were produced through the mail using a bartering process with the artist’s mother which allowed for miscommunication and assumption. The ambiguous “purpose” of the work was never addressed in communications aside from certain parameters such as arm dimensions, elasticity measurements and the ability to collapse. The resulting barter is described as a painting of the artist running on a dirt road at night training for cross-country, which has yet to be paid.

Portables

2011 - ongoing multiples (Installation view Headlands Center for the Arts, Sausalito, CA. 2013)

10” x 10” x 12”

Dowel, linen, nylon, elastic, paper patterns, mail correspondence.

Content: These objects were produced through the mail using a bartering process with the artist’s mother which allowed for miscommunication and assumption. The ambiguous “purpose” of the work was never addressed in communications aside from certain parameters such as arm dimensions, elasticity measurements and the ability to collapse. The resulting barter is described as a painting of the artist running on a dirt road at night training for cross-country, which has yet to be paid.

 

Rags

Installation view 2013 University of Maryland 

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