My recent task has been to decide how to display these paper dolls. Months ago, I tried making an altered art history book into a popup display for paper dolls. … Continue reading From the archives: an old storage attempt
As I mentioned, there are two ways in which to display what I’m tentatively calling the Opiate of the Masses triptych. In the altered luggage version, there is sadly no … Continue reading LUGGAGE vs. wooden frames
I finally finished the large Yoshimoto cube. Consider it homage to the link between the infinite and the infinitesimal (admittedly far less structured than “Powers of Ten” by Ray and … Continue reading Origins cube
My previous art cubes used appropriation to present opposing two-dimensional views of womanhood in religious art history. This time that same self-transformation has a much larger scale. (Each of the … Continue reading Yoshimoto cubes, part 4
The component pieces look like nothing more than croutons. When hinged together, each cluster of similarly sized wood cubes looks like this. I’m trying to decide which size is best. … Continue reading Yoshimoto cubes part 2
In my studio proposal for this term, I struggled to describe one of the projects. As it transpires, the structure I perforce called “eight cubes that hinge such that they … Continue reading Yoshimoto cubes
The paper karakuri experiments last spring didn’t go anywhere, but they were rather exciting. What is with my current interest in kinetic art that has elements of toys or ephemerality? … Continue reading More toys
