Between the Object and the Shadow (2012)
Exhibition at Daine Singer
Between the Object and the Shadow is an exhibition of sculpture and drawing that mirrors the melancholic constitution of the self and its ongoing search for resolve. Exploring a relationship between physical and interiorised experience, each work is aimed at intensifying liminality between identification and misrecognition, cumulating around a tensive mutation between attachment and loss, representation and death.
Essay by Kent Wilson here.
Steel, marble, lead, enamel, resin, acid, acrylic, graphite, needles, wood, mirror, copper, graphite on paper
Dimensions variable
2012
Steel, marble, lead, enamel, resin, acid, acrylic, graphite, needles, wood, mirror, copper, graphite on paper
Dimensions variable
2012
Steel, marble, lead, enamel, prosthetic teeth, acid
79 x 75 x 200 cm
2012
Lead, prosthetic teeth, resin, steel, enamel, acid
11.5 x 51 x 11.5 cm
2012
Lead, mirror, resin, steel, copper, acid
35 x 20 x 9 cm
2012
Acrylic, graphite, enamel paint, wood, needles
76 x 59 x 5 cm
2012
Acrylic, graphite, enamel paint, wood, needles
76 x 59 x 5 cm
2012
Acrylic, graphite, enamel paint, wood, needles
76 x 59 x 5 cm
2012
