Interstice
Statement
My work is the product of a focused respect for space and the objects that exist within it. I’m concerned with configuration, space that yields to some things. The images that I make are literal, linear reconfigurations of my observed life; my studio becomes where I live or work, and the objects, corners or people granted in that architecture become models, things to play with. There’s an understood loneliness in that, it’s mirrored in the image. They’re like memorials; little architectures, each one built differently, and there’s this ghost in it.
Curriculum Vitae
Born
1979, Aberdeen, SD
Lives/Works
New York , NY
Education
2002
BFA in Fine Arts, Sculpture; Ringling School of Art and Design
2001
AICAD/ New York Studio Program; Parsons School of Design
Exhibitions
2006
The Anderson Family, Mack B Gallery, Sarasota, FL
The Seventh Side of the Die, Alona Kagan Gallery, New York, NY
2002
Beyond the Bayou, Crossley Gallery, Sarasota, FL
Senior Thesis Show, Crossley Gallery, Sarasota, FL
Office, 6300 N Lockwood Ridge, Sarasota, FL
The Best of Ringling, Selby Gallery, Sarasota, FL
Graduates, Jacksonville Community College, FL
2001
Red Show, Crossley Gallery, Sarasota, FL
Recent Drawings, Sonoma State University, Ronhert Park, CA
Off the Chain, New York Studio Program, NY
Publications and Catalogs
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The Weaklings, by Dennis Cooper, Void Books
2006
The Seventh Side of the Die, curated by Anat Ebgi and Tom Brauer, Alona Kagan
