the end product exists as a photograph. i used my dimensional prints as subject matter for a still life that i photographed in an old bathroom. the photograph is meant to portray how these objects may be used/portrayed in real life.
this is another example of my dimensional prints being used as still life commentary
this double-play on the reality of war and the war on keeping things clean in the bathroom.
who doesn't need something soft and cuddly when things go wry. these are double sided and each side has a different color. screenprint, cloth, and stuffing.
this is an interactive piece that allows you to fill out the car, put in the box, shake the box, and then pull out another's 'aspiration' in life (real or imagined).
what can i say; we regift either because we don't have a need for the item, or it's just too strange to keep around. screenprint, colored pencil, and paper.
i modified a stand that i made for my tv in to a altar. the vestment is screenprinted on cloth and then accents were sewn in. i also thought it important to include elements reflecting on the sacrement and bible (a.k.a. wholly liable).
a side view of the altar
this is an installation shot of the clerical collar, dress shirt, and pants. to me the tooth represents wisdom and i though it appropriate for the clerical collar icon.
whether it's humanistic or spiritual, are we forgiven and or are we forgiving of others? when we do, do we still hold on to the offense to hold over others? digital label on glass bottle.