Accidental Vision

I am using the telescope, the spine and the clock, figuratively, to investigate time-passing, time-perceived, and time-future. Trauma forces the work into a sudden and dramatic contemplation of mortality, vulnerability, and fragility. Time, once indefinite, now confronts an end.

The Boston Globe Review

Accidental Vision, Installation View, Boston Sculptors Gallery, Light Keep, 2001

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Accidental Vision, 2001, Boston Sculptors Gallery, Installation View
Light Keep, 2001, transparent mirror, light bulb, steel, 60h x 9w x 9d inches

 
Accidental Vision, 2001, Boston Sculptors Gallery, Refractor, off, neon

Refractor (off), 2001, glass, lenses, neon and steel, 44h x 36w x 9d inches

 
Accidental Vision, 2001, Boston Sculptors Gallery, Refractor, on, neon

Refractor (on), 2001, glass, lenses, neon and steel, 44h x 36w x 9d inches

 
Accidental Vision, 2001, Boston Sculptors Gallery, Collector

Collector, 2001, glass, glass rods and steel, 44h x 48w x 9d inches

 
Accidental Vision, 2001, Boston Sculptors Gallery, Reflector

Reflector, 2001, glass, mirror and steel, 44h x 48w x 9d inches

 
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