Walk through a patch of grass
2006
temporary tattoo
Proposals for...(temporary tattoo projects)
One step is 3.6 million miles
One evening in July, I began to think about blackholes as I was getting into bed.
Some information I thought might have interested you, or things I had kind of wanted you to know.
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Proposal for heading west with the North American continent (moving over the Pacific Ocean roughly at a rate equal to the growth of a fingernail)
2006
13 x 19 inches
archival inkjet print
Proposal for a sunburn
2006
13 x 19 inches
archival inkjet print
Proposal for a walk through a patch of grass
2005
13 x 19 inches
archival inkjet print
Big Bang & Escape velocity is the minimum speed required to escape the gravitational field of a planet without ever falling back.
Some Modern Constellations (in my neighborhood)
2007
digital c-print
30 x 40 inches
2008
digital c-print
30 x 40 inches
Brooklyn Constellations
what the hell is this called
Faults Create Mountains
Topography
2007
digital c-print
40 x 30 inches
Nebula seen on Sackett St.
2007
digital c-print
30 x 40 inches
These photographs of the street and it’s terrain were made with images made by the Mars Rovers, Hubble Space Telescope, and other spacecraft in mind. By subtly manipulating the point of view and printing the images large enough to begin to pixelate, I emphasize their quality as pictures made by remote satellites of places that can only be contemplated theoretically.
