The Re-Placements series, investigates the formal and perceptional changes to the physical environment.
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House Farm Coming soon |
Changes to the landscape have a concomitant adjustment to how people conceive of place and space. As farms, countryside, and passenger rail have succumbed to the demands of the automobile, banal retail areas known euphemistically as "centers," "plazas," or simply "the Mall" have re-placed older geographies with new developments named for the lost geographies (i.e., natural features, historic buildings, and farms). The work examines landscapes whose ethos has been lost to demolition, strip development, and sprawl by representing these space in the seemingly familiar form of promotional ephemera: postcards, a travel poster, and promotional material. |
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House Sit, Perth Australia 2005
Series of self-portraits while staying at the home of a woman who had moved to a nursing home.
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Turntable |
cocktails |
bedtime |
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dog |
bunnies |
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gnome |
plastic plants |
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