2012
Installation view
A series of works ('La Posibilidad Como Afirmación', 'Cigarette Break Rock', 'Monochord' and 'Communitas') made during The Decapitated Museum residency at The Banff Centre exploring the exhibition space as a medium in itself.
2012
Installation view
A series of works ('La Posibilidad Como Afirmación', 'Cigarette Break Rock', 'Monochord' and 'Communitas') made during The Decapitated Museum residency at The Banff Centre exploring the exhibition space as a medium in itself.
2012
Installation view
A series of works ('La Posibilidad Como Afirmación', 'Cigarette Break Rock', 'Monochord' and 'Communitas') made during The Decapitated Museum residency at The Banff Centre exploring the exhibition space as a medium in itself.
2012
Installation view
A series of works ('La Posibilidad Como Afirmación', 'Cigarette Break Rock', 'Monochord' and 'Communitas') made during The Decapitated Museum residency at The Banff Centre exploring the exhibition space as a medium in itself.
2012
An amount of of water that exceeds the measure of a common rocks glass is encapsulated between two identical drinking glasses, creating a momentary suspension of gravitational logic.
2012
An amount of of water that exceeds the measure of a common rocks glass is encapsulated between two identical drinking glasses, creating a momentary suspension of gravitational logic.
2012
Banff Centre’s studio chair suspended by means of a cello string.
The chair's weight creates the tension the string needs to produce sound.
2012
Banff Centre’s studio chair suspended by means of a cello string.
The chair's weight creates the tension the string needs to produce sound.
2012
A ceramic replica of a common rock is used as a door chock for the Banff Centre studio door during cigarette breaks.
It is a common practice amongst the Banff Centre’s residents and staff
to keep heavy rocks near automatically locking doors in order to keep
them open
2012
A ceramic replica of a common rock is used as a door chock for the Banff Centre studio door during cigarette breaks.
It is a common practice amongst the Banff Centre’s residents and staff
to keep heavy rocks near automatically locking doors in order to keep
them open
2012
A classical harp is adapted into a wooden modular wall, so that the new instrument could only be played between two people, unable to see each other’s faces
2012
A classical harp is adapted into a wooden modular wall, so that the new instrument could only be played between two people, unable to see each other’s faces