Telepath Douglas Fir tree, ultra-chrome photo constructions on recycled paper, re-purposed utility pole parts, insulators and guy wire, recycled steel umbrella base, duff, fir needles and twigs. San Francisco Art Institute, Diego Rivera Gallery, Faculty Show 2012.
Telepath Douglas Fir tree, ultra-chrome photo constructions ("Telepathic" series from Divinlar, Turkey 2011), photographs printed on recycled paper and sealed with Eco-shield for water/uv protection, re-purposed utility pole parts, insulators and guy wire.
Telepath Mixed Media Sculpture, San Francisco Art Institute, Diego Rivera Gallery, Faculty Show 2012.
About the Work
Telepath examines the intersection of human, industrial and ecological environments, where species adapt to disappearing native habitats, expansive development and outdated power structures, both literally and metaphorically.
This piece is inspired by a Little Owl (Athene noctua) living in a non-functional utility/telephone pole in Divinlar, Turkey and is a mixed media sculpture collaboration with Theodore Lillie.
