Time–Shift
Time–Shift, an installation of light and reflection, draws the viewer beneath the surface of familiar shapes and objects, exploring light’s effect on time and space. The title, “Time–Shift” refers to the suspension of linear time, the “gradual instant” or interstice between light and dark.
Time and Time Again, 2006, transparent mirror, clock movements, light, wood, 36h x 8w x 8d inches
Time and Time Again (detail #1), 2006, transparent mirror, clock movements, light, wood, 36h x 8w x 8d inches
Time and Time Again (detail #2), 2006, transparent mirror, clock movements, light, wood, 36h x 8w x 8d inches
Dissolve (Orb #1), 2006, mirror/glass, light, wood, 55h x 8w x 8d inches
Dissolve (Orb #1) (detail #1), 2006, mirror/glass, light, wood, 55h x 8w x 8d inches
Dissolve (Orb #1) (detail #2), 2006, mirror/glass, light, wood, 55h x 8w x 8d inches
Dissolve (Orb #2) (detail #1), 2006, mirror/glass, light, wood, 55h x 8w x 8d inches
Dissolve (Orb #1–#3), 2006, mirror/glass, light, wood, 55h x 8w x 8d inches
Time Reversal (detail #1), 2006, mirror glass, fluorescent light, wood, 67h x 14w x 14d inches
Time Reversal (detail #2), 2006, mirror glass, fluorescent light, wood, 67h x 14w x 14d inches
Well (detail), 2006, mirror glass, fluorescent light, wood, 14h x 14w x 14d inches
Halos in Waiting (detail), 2006, mirror glass, fluorescent light, wood, 84h x 14w x 14d inches
Halos in Waiting, 2006, mirror glass, fluorescent light, wood, 84h x 14w x 14d inches
Loop, 2006, mirror glass, neon light, 6h x 6w x 36d inches
Loop (detail), 2006, mirror glass, neon light, 6h x 6w x 36d inches