2024
15″ x 16″ x 3.5″
Bronze, driftwood
The second in a series that touches on the conflict between nature and technology as the technology that dominates our everyday lives suffocates, distorts, and intrudes upon our relationship with the natural world.
2024
14″ x 14″ x 6″
Bronze, stone
This piece touches on the conflict between nature and technology as the technology that dominates our everyday lives suffocates, distorts, and intrudes upon our relationship with the natural world.
2023
4″ x 3″ x 5″
Bronze
Kneeling down before the phone god.
2023
5″ x 2″ x 4″
Bronze
A series of 5 small bronze castings of the Tree of Knowledge sculpture.
2023
12″ x 15″ x 19″
Driftwood, resin
I was inspired (horrified?) by seeing so many people out in nature doing nothing but posing for selfies for social media. If humans can look so ridiculous out in nature, maybe nature should too?
The driftwood was found on the beach at Pajaro Dunes, south of Santa Cruz, CA. Photos below are taken at the same beach.
2023
11″ x 7″ x 10″
Bronze
This self portrait was generated by using a 3D scanner to scan my face, illustrating how the technology imperfectly sees me. The result is full of artifacts. Pieces of skin floating above my face, deranged features, soulless eyes. This is how the machines see us.
The 3D scan that the scanner produced is shown below in all its disturbing glory:
And here are a few other scans for your nightmares:
2023
Resin
19″ x 12″ x 18″
It’s a selfie arm taking a selfie of a selfie arm taking a selfie of a selfie arm…
2023
Resin
14″ x 12″ x 12″
