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HUNGER, PHILADELPHIA |
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2010
installation, with live activity
Calling attention to need as an under-discussed issue in society, the HUNGER project juxtaposes plenty with quality, immediate gratification with sustainability.
HUNGER, PHILADELPHIA is a site-specific, three-phase project. It examines hunger from a global perspective while responding and contributing to the local community hosting its art-exhibition phase.
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LIVING SCULPTURE |
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2008-2009
installation, with live activity
Separate but interacting vignette stages house individual performances. Task-based activity cycles through making/un-making. Time markers that form flexible but regular intervals are made visible through labor and product, while time appears to progress, invert, and suspend simultaneously.
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STASIS |
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2006-2009
installation, with live activity
If DISSOLVE is about marking/observing time; STASIS attempts to stop time. The objects made on this production line (vacuum-sealed packages of still-moist pottery) are weighed and priced at $22/lb. and available for sale.
STASIS package contents are arguably better preserved, but now vulnerable to crushing.
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DISSOLVE |
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2004-2008
installation, with live activity
A full-scale production line on display in the gallery reveals the laborious process involved in object-making. There is a tedious attempt to produce the "perfect" form and a subsequent effort to preserve it. The product, however, inevitably falls apart.
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