Flux
Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, USA - Solo Show
In the shadow of Pink. Acrylic on polymer clay, tinted vaseline, scratches into wall surface, nail. Upper image- 2ftx3.5ft. Lower image- 2.5 inchesx3.5 inches.
Tiers. wrapped around a corner. Acrylic on polymer clay 1.2 inchesx1.2 inchesx2 inches
Detail- wall. Layers of paint
The plexiglas and resin rivulets leaked out of the gallery to the fish-pond located in the ‘non-art viewing section’ of the level below.
View of gallery from above. The plexiglas puddle extends out of the gallery space and leaks into the fish pond one floor below, exploring methodologies of looking that transform as soon as the threshold of the “art viewing space” is crossed
Detail – wall. Tape, paint, polymer clay, plaster
Hollow. 3inches X 4 inches X 6 inches. Wood and Polymer clay appearing from behind a hole in the wall.
Project Description/Medium: Cracks were traced from the sidewalk outside the museum and then carved into the built MDF floor. Plexiglas, resin, polymer clay inserted into these fissures and grooves visually connected with the water puddles and rivulets found on the street outside in this rainy month of April.
Micro-Interventions
2012:
TRIAD, Miami, USA
2011:
MAC museum, Lyon, France
MAXXI museum, Rome, Italy
2008:
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand, Zurich, Switzerland
2006:
Van Harrison Gallery, New York, USA
2004:
Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, USA
2003:
Gallery 400, Chicago, USA
2003 - 2009:
Illinois State Museum and others, USA