Gallery Work

Acquisition Series

This piece explores how land is valued across America and how that value is lost or becomes of no significance when removed from the context of its location.

When completed this series will be composed of 50 houses (each containing the dirt of a US State).

12” x 6” Wooden house frames with soil

Acquisition Series (ongoing project)

This piece explores how land is valued across America and how that value is lost or becomes of no significance when removed from the context of its location.

When completed this series will be composed of 50 houses (each containing the dirt of a US State).

12” x 6” Wooden house frames with soil

Destiny Manifested

Large format print, empty glass frame, wooden box with ramp, and soil from a construction site in Mississippi

Dimensions vary

2009

Destiny Manifested

Viewers of Views

Large Format Digital Print and a Concrete Block with a Handle
Dimensions: Image: 40" x 60", Concrete Block: 24" x 24"

A piece that comments on how scenic overlooks are indeed a way in which our society domesticates and objectifies nature.

2008

Viewers of Views

Large Format Digital Print
Image: 40" x 60"

Viewers of Views

When the viewer stands on the same concrete block photographed in the photograph, they assume the role of.....

Visual Green

Large Format Digital Print with Grass Median Dimensions : Image: 40" x 60", Median: 48" x 108"

This piece reveals a way in which cities objectify nature within our built environment while playfully questioning the purpose of small grass medians.

2008

Visual Green

Large Format Digital Print Dimensions : Image: 40" x 60"

visual Green

Impeding Loss

Large Format Digital Print Fixed to a Wooden Cradle
Dimensions : 189" x 22"

This piece focuses on the line between nature and human development, as seen in the temporary pause of construction in a suburban neighborhood.

2008

Impeding Loss

A detail image of the center panel.