At this time, I had ‘left the wall’ and was exploring free-standing sculpture. The work was all about the purity of line, and the exterior shell of the sculptures integrating with the interior space, pulling the viewer around and in visually. Shadows from actual lines, become complex when they combine with those case. My interest in balance is becoming evident, most strikingly in ‘Precarious’. I enjoy creating two-dimensional framed pieces that are derivative from the sculptures, and began a new series of sculptural deconstructions to accompany several of them. ‘Cantilevered Plane’ is the perfect example of this endeavor, specifically placed on the back wall of the gallery.
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Precarious 84”h x 32.5”w x 17”d
Underworld, Installation View 48”h x 96”w x 36”d
How Deep 84”h x 29”w x 36”d
How Deep View 2
Ensconced 84”h x 60”w x 27”d
Ensconced Installation View
Eight Windows 84”h x 26”w x 19”d
Eight Windows View 2
Eight Windows View 3
Barred 84”h x 29”w x 36”d
Barred Installation View
Cantilevered Plane, Installation View 48” at end of cantilever, 14”h boxed structure x 164”w x 26”d
Total Installation View 1
Total Installation View 2
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