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Architectural sculpture

Crib

2023
Wood, toy crib, paint, twine, egg coddling set, cotton balls, legally shredded US currency (purchased from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco).

Dimensions:
26″ H x 27.375″ L x 22.5″ W

Crib establishing shot

“Crib” combines an upside down toy crib, a roof built on its legs, a transparent mattress stuffed with shredded paper currency mounted over the rafters, a floor of scattered keys (from places I have rented, owned, or visited) with an egg coddling set in the center.

It’s the first in my new Insularity series expressing my disdain for parents that shield children from reality with a phony safety net.

detail view of transparent mattress stuffed with shredded paper currency on the roof rafters
detail view of transparent mattress stuffed with shredded paper currency
Mattress stuffed with shredded paper currency.
floor of scattered keys with an egg coddling set in the middle
Floor detail with scattered keys and coddling set
detail view of rafters looking up at transparent mattress stuffed with shredded paper currency
egg coddling set side view detail showing cups stuffed with cotton
Coddling set.
Looking up at rafters topped with mattress stuffed with shredded money.

Ambivalence

2023
Wire cage, old sponges, incandescent light bulbs, measuring tape.

Dimensions:
17-5/8” L x 11” D x 10-3/8” H

wire cage containing found objects
Ambivalence side closeup Layered materials: sponges, light bulbs, metal measuring tape.
Ambivalence corner view. Layered materials: sponges, light bulbs, metal measuring tape.
Ambivalence: view from above showing metal measuring tape over light bulbs.

Reconciliation

1995
Wood, dirt, hardware cloth, drain rock, metal.

Dimensions:
16”H x 22” W x 22” D

Reconciliation: establishing shot.
Reconciliation front view: ladder leans on stone wall over ditch filled with stone.
Reconciliation detail: ladder over ditch filled with stone.

Reconciliation: establishing shot with Chanukah candles in corner holders.
The sculpture, with 9 receptacles for candles, doubles as a menorah