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"Solar-Powered Sex Machine" 1999 Rubber penis & vagina, solar cell, motor and mixed media Apart from an eternal interest in sex as a subject, this work came primarily from the desire to make something so unusual and unprecedented that it would have the power to act as a catylist between people, giving complete strangers common ground and currency for interaction. |
"Untitled (Stan)" 2002 Life-size lenticular photograph Hot Vessels was a show of large interactive portraits with themes of seduction and engagement. These pieces consist of life-size lenticular nudes to form an investigation of the moment when something becomes "sexy". |
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Infoparty 2001 Collaborative Performance/Installation Infoparties are a special kind of party. They aim to bring people together to create bodies of information which will have a common value, either by virtue of their unusual haracter, or by virtue of their usefulness. And in some cases, maybe both. Everyone in attendance becomes a collaborator and participants by writing answers to a series of questions on stickers, and then sharing these answers with each other by placing them on large boards which are displayed. |
Critique of the Blue Painting 2001 Paint, wood, electronics Courtesy of Lance Fung Gallery Two animatronic trees passionately agrue over the value of an Yves Klein painting. One eloquently defends the trajectory and nuances of art history, while the other tree argues that artists have a responsibility to address the audience in an accessible manner claiming, "My mom would hate this fucking shit." |
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"Talking Painting" 2000 Paint, wood, electronics The talking painting is an object which can be puppeted to create the illusion that it has it's own volition. There is an imperceptible video camera and microphone on the surface of the painting which allows "it" to see and hear everything around it. |
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