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"In-Sight" (installation view) 2003 32” X 24” each Digital inkjet prints on paper The Brain--is wider than the Sky-- (Emily Dickinson) “In-Sight” is a series of photographs for which subjects were given a demonstration of perspectival construction for drawing to demonstrate how lines converge at a vanishing point on the horizon line. Subjects were then asked to imagine inverting the lines of perspective from behind their eyes to a vanishing point on the back of the inside of their heads. The photographs depict an idea of vision without seeing (in-sight). The photographs illustrate the infinite space of the mind; each image captures a departure of ‘presence’ which is evident in the subjects’ vacant eyes. |
"The Diagram For All Solutions: A series of 75 drawings" 2003-2004 variable format; pictured: 60 drawings: 77” height X 90” width Grahite and archival ink on engineering computational paper with vinyl sleeves The “Diagram for All Solutions” is a set of 75 hand-drawn drawings that explores the visual dimensions of information processing--the biological computations that underlie perception and thought. Each drawing is an imagined depiction of what happens inside the synaptic gap where neurons fire and information is modified. This series of drawings is presented with a guide for the viewer. |
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"Between Thinking and Thinking Again with Critical Analysis 1, 2 & 3" (Installation View) 2003 45 compressed charcoal drawings (24” X 30”) and three accompanying archival ink drawings on paper (Critical Analysis 1, 2 and 3, each 24” X 30”) Description: “Between Thinking and Thinking Again” is a project that captures states of “not thinking” through drawing. For this project (45 compressed charcoal drawings on paper) I record split-second moments of ‘not-thinking’ through mark-making with compressed charcoal. Critical Analysis 1, 2 and 3, are three subsequent drawings whereby I analyze the collective ‘not thinking’ drawings according to three criteria: tonal value, direction and overall gesture. |
"The Diagram For All Solutions: The End of Knowledge" 2003 Grahite and archival ink on engineering computational paper and vinyl sleeve 12” X 9” |
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"The Diagram For All Solutions: Explaining A Rock To A Rock" 2003 12” X 9” Grahite and archival ink on engineering computational paper and vinyl sleeve |
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