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Invisible Ink: Homeless | Project Statement
Invisible Ink: Homeless 36” x ~250’, lemon juice and butcher paper, 2018 Dedication This work is indebted and dedicated to the many people who entrusted their words to my care…guests
Invisible Ink: Homeless | Documentation
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Invisible Ink: Homeless | Press
“you don’t disappear” Good Friday, March 30, 2018, 7pm-9pm The Chapel at First Presbyterian Church Seattle With Serrah Russell, Barry Johnson, Naima Lowe & Hanita Schwartz Art in the House
The End of the Future
The End of the Future is a series of hybrid nonfiction works that documents my reckoning with the real loss of imagined futures. The first of these slim, stand-alone volumes is Zombie: A Memoir. I’m presently seeking publication for Zombie while I wade into work on the second volume in the series.
In Zombie, I examine the intimate relationships of body, memory, identity, grief and rage in the anthropocene’s climate of ineffable, quotidian catastrophe…. Zombie is not a monster story. Rather it is, itself, a monster.Read MoreThe End of the Future
Installation Portfolio
Documentation of Installation Process & Artifacts The Redaction Project, 2006-2016 Mini Doc: The Redaction Project Select Images [ngg_images source=”galleries” container_ids=”10″ exclusions=”259,262,261,250,266,267,268,269,243″ sortorder=”258,257,264,256,260,270,265,254,263,244,248,249,247,253,255,245,252,246,251,259,262,261,250,266,267,268,269,243″ display_type=”photocrati-nextgen_basic_slideshow” gallery_width=”600″ gallery_height=”400″ cycle_effect=”fade” cycle_interval=”5″ show_thumbnail_link=”1″ thumbnail_link_text=”Click for
“Invisible Ink” Documentation 2
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MacGyver
Lemon juice. Butcher paper. Ironing board. Iron. Reamer. Pyrex measuring cup. Sieve. Candle. Hairdryer. Two cheap paint brushes I must have gotten twenty-five years ago. I am working with what