Interphase (While We Slept), photography series
This installation is inspired by the research of oncologist/cell biologist Dr. Mark Burkard, and his groundbreaking discovery of a new form of cellular division in human cells, cytofission (klerokinesis), which preserves genomic normalcy in the midst of abnormal, cancerous genomic conditions. Cytofission can take over 100+ hours to complete.
Cytoplasmic Bridging (this takes time). photography series
a brief interview and a lovely video by Albert Theriault , produced by Aarushi Agni
A House Dividing (detail) & Incubating Disconnections
A House Dividing, detail
A House Dividing, Incubating Disconnections
A House Dividing (detail)
Each egg has the word of an object someone would take with them if they were in an escape scenario,
Incubating Disconnections (detail)
Eggs have a word of an implement that one would take in an escape scenario
Dark Room | Found Forms (detail)
Direct contact print of attribute jars onto window panes
Translated from a rubbing of my father’s salvaged sawhorses, three layers of mylar are cut to ever-increasing detail