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Selected works from 2008 - 2006 | 2005 - 2004 | 2003 - 2000 | 1999 - 1994 |
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Tabula Rasa, Ceramic, Wood, 2007 |
![]() Tabular Rasa (Verso) |
![]() What We Take for Normal, 2006, Ceramic, rubber, metal, ink, 31x11x8" |
![]() Kalliphobia, 2006, Ceramic, rubber, metal, photographic print on postcard, ink, 36 x 11 x 8" The hand written text cut out of rubber is from a line in Arthur Rimbaud's poem of 1873, A Season in Hell: "One day I sat Beauty on my knees, and I found her bitter, and I abused her." "I felt this expressed the attitude of the later Dada artists exactly. They found beauty bitter because they were embittered by a society that venerated beauty. In unleashing a terrible war, it abused justice. In symbolic retribution, the artists abused beauty." - Arthur C. Danto about this quote written in an article titled "Kalliphobia in Contemporary Art", Art Journal, 2004 |
![]() untitled (Oscar), 2006, Ceramic, 12x11" |
![]() Bearer of Tidings, 2006, Ceramic, metal, 38x12x5" |
![]() Prayer Bottle, 2007 |
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![]() untitled, 2006, Rubber, Paper, Oil, Photo, Stamp Print, Beans, Brass Wire, Pin, 3x6" |
![]() untitled, 2006, Rubber, Paper, Oil, Photo, Monotype Print, Clay Beads, Pin, 3x6" |
![]() untitled, 2005, Collage |
![]() untitled, 2005, Collage |
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See more works from 2007 - 2006 | 2005 - 2004 | 2003 - 2000 | 1999 - 1994 |
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