Inversions and Diversions of Time (2019)
35mm negatives, deconstructed
Dimensions Variable
35mm negatives, deconstructed
Dimensions Variable
Images highlight different areas of Florida’s ecological landscapes, such as The Everglades and other state parks. The importance of these landscapes are too often ignored, with the continous rising of hyper development in Florida and government bills and laws endangering the fresh water supply the state, of which our cities depend on for living.
These 35mm negatives have been physically deconstructed and reinterpreted to depict the current relationship that we have to our landscape: disconnected, longing for what once was, in anguish that too much has been done. We must look into every fragment and find ourselves within what we have lost in the destruction. Images highlight different areas of Florida’s ecological landscapes, such as The Everglades and other state parks.
Exhibited during “The Future Ain’t What It Used To Be”, an art basel exhibition featuring participating undergraduate students from The New World School of The Arts at The Kampong, Miami FL
(See below for documentation)
These 35mm negatives have been physically deconstructed and reinterpreted to depict the current relationship that we have to our landscape: disconnected, longing for what once was, in anguish that too much has been done. We must look into every fragment and find ourselves within what we have lost in the destruction. Images highlight different areas of Florida’s ecological landscapes, such as The Everglades and other state parks.
Exhibited during “The Future Ain’t What It Used To Be”, an art basel exhibition featuring participating undergraduate students from The New World School of The Arts at The Kampong, Miami FL
(See below for documentation)
Installed during the 2019 Art Basel undergraduate exhibition “The Future Ain’t What It Used To Be”
at the Kampong Gardens in collaboration with New World School of The Arts,
Archival Pigment Inks on Enhanced Matte Paper, mounted on wood
15 inches x 8 Feet (1/1)
at the Kampong Gardens in collaboration with New World School of The Arts,
Archival Pigment Inks on Enhanced Matte Paper, mounted on wood
15 inches x 8 Feet (1/1)
