The Young

The Young
February 2012

Past the clutching, carrying, gratuitous hand holding and parading of throne-like strollers, through the eyes of a peer, these New Yorkers are intensely purposeful and deeply involved in complex inner lives. Past the camera smiles and the eager-to-please answers to boring questions, humanity is just born young.

9 toned silver gelatin, 8x10in

Sculpture

Sculpture

January 2012

These site specific outdoor sculptures were found on the sidewalk in Brooklyn, NY created by unknown groups. They contain materials choosen specifically from household objects to represent the used unwanted and decrepid. Despite the negative nature of the contents, the sculpture itself is presented as either transparent or obscured but always with the purpose of communicating an image about the community living and working within the walls behind these totems. These can include messages of prosperity, order, dispair, growth, conformity, humor and enlightenment, as well as the occasional social or cultural commentary. Their obvious aesthetic appeal and placement among contemporaries such as Gavin Turk and Joshua Allen Harris make them an undeniable voice in the dialog of waste.

2 toned silver gelatin 8x10in, 5 c-print 8x10in

I found this paper on the sidewalk...

I fould this paper on the sidewalk with an email address written large across it. So I took a picture of it and emailed it to the address.

12:41:

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13:41: "great...where did you see that"

13:44: ":-) Somewhere around N 7th and roebling"

14:14: "WTF?!"

14:53: "Doesn't make sense how it got there?"

15:10: "No it's from my apartment though"

15:13: "Crazy"