Layers of Leftovers
in Repose
2017-ongoingcontinually expanding sculpture
This piece began with spray-glued mylar scraps leftover from a fabrication job at a scenic shop in the Adirondack Mountains. With those scraps, I created a net, and then made another layer of net with men's pants left over from a different project. It is a physical body—a frankenstein of sorts.
Now each time the piece is shown, I build a new layer with my current "leftovers." It is unwieldy and bears connection to the materials of many projects, often taking time to rest on a folding butterfly chair during exhibitions.
As a gatherer, I have many remnants with no place to live. They carry their stories between artworks and boxes, getting cut up and re-shuffled each time.
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