Animation

hairtoextraholly

Not too long ago, struggling with my work more than usual, I wondered if and how to continue. Two things happened. First I tossed out the rulesand limitations I had set for myself 20 years ago and decided to experiment with different media. The starting point for “hairtoextraholly” was to morph other artists’ shapes into mine and back again. As if mimicking the emotional process of influence would point to the resolution of my artistic crisis.


blackspread

An excerpt from an as-yet-unfinished stop-action animation, composited with live footage of ink spills.


orangeline

An excerpt from an as-yet-unfinished stop-action animation.


blackleaf

An excerpt from an as-yet-unfinished stop-action animation.


blackcrater

An excerpt from an as-yet-unfinished stop-action animation.


redriver

An excerpt from an as-yet-unfinished stop-action animation.


bluecrater

An excerpt from an as-yet-unfinished stop-action animation.


Exhibitions

Fun Times Gallery

No Plans For Today
Organized by Vicki Sher
Reception: May 1st, 2010 - 6pm - 8pm
May 1st through May 29th, 2010
257 3rd Avenue
Brooklyn, New York

Featuring Work By: Ky Anderson, Tyler Dobson, Franklin Evans , Joseph Hart, Shaun Krupa, Elisa Lendvay, Lauren Luloff, Brion Nuda Rosch, Vicki Sher and Daniel Wiener

FXFOWLE Gallery

July 26th to September 17th, 2010
22 West 19 Street
New York NY 10011

Lesley Heller Gallery

One-Person Exhibition
February 23, 2011
54 Orchard Street
New York, NY 10002
t 212 410 6120

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    Materials

    Apoxie Sculpt

    Apoxie-Sculpt is a self-hardening clay manufactured by Aves Studios.

    Polytek - Liquid Mold Rubber

    I use Polytek 74-30 for poured rubber molds and Polygel 40 or 50 for brush-on molds.

    Aqua-Resin

    Aqua-Resin (created by an artist) is an easy to use, opaque, non-toxic composite fabricating resin. It is usually used as a casting material but I use it direct, either brushing it or pouring it over a form.

    Pilchuck

    All the glass seen in my sculptures was produced at Pilchuck Glass School over several weeks during an artist-in-residency. Pilchuck, generously, asks artists to their campus to explore what glass can do. It was a tremendous and productive experience.