MFA GRADUATE WORK
Chase the Peak
Modern Makers, October 2016
mylar, motor, fan, steel
The title is derived from how I walked the landscape in Scotland, how I would climb to the highest point of the hill only to find that there was always something higher. My first attempt at moving sculpture.
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Overthrown
September 2015
steel, gold leaf, cast iron
The first work I made while in graduate school. The piece talks to the confinement I felt by re-entering an institution and what it feels like to work inside again.
Chromeo: The Pop-Up Pillar
April 2016
mylar, fan
Created for a Pop-Up exhibition in Cincinnati. Made of Mylar and powered by wind, this piece is the light yet impactful.
The Warped Box
Clay Street Press, April 2017
steel, wood, motor
One Minute. All the box asks is for you to spend this amount of time with it. If you can stand the tension, you will feel the motor vibrating underneath your feet. Slowly watch the steel box rise up, to reveal a small crack with the motor inside. This work is a nod to “Box with the Sound of its own Making” by Robert Morris.
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I-Beam phase drawings and sculptures
October 2016
Following my obsession of with i-beam sculpture I began drawing i-beams as a symbol of structure contrasted with an organic shape. I also casted them in bronze miniatures and steel sculptures.
You’ll die:I am going to live
February 2016
steel, gold leaf, carbon, photographs, sound
First small scale sculpture I've made in a long time. It combines elements and sounds from the human body and steel. This work is beginning to understand the power of sculpture and remembering how to breath.
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Powerseat
The Waiting Room Gallery, October 2015
An experiment with a simple shape (triangle) and modular building. The sculpture can be completely disassembled to singular pieces of angel iron.