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Images from the side of sense haunt him in his vision

High Definition video projection on 28 foot main sail suspended 

upside down from gallery ceiling. The work is silent. 2:10 minute loop


This installation documentation is from the exhibition Undiscovered Country in The New Gallery at Austin Peay State University August 21 -  September 27, 2018.

About the Work

Images From the Side of Sense Haunt Him in His Vision, 2018 is a silent video projection on 28 foot main sail suspended upside down from gallery ceiling. I have nicknamed the artwork The Dreamer. 


The greatest disruptions to motivation, to drive, to inspiration, can be reality – the side of sense. Projected upon a capsized sailboat sail that is luffing as if underwater, already a signifier of failure, distant cliffs rise from the sea and thunderclouds grow overhead. The  images then shift, the clouds solidify to rock and the rocks soften to clouds as the sea and sky switch places. My work often plays with the  perception of place but also with our knowledge of ourselves through  location and heuristic modes of inquiry.

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