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Sun on the sidewalks
Sculpture
Crashed cans, Wire, 60x60x2 in/ 2022
Original Work ( One of A Kind ).
Dimension: Height 60in, Width 60in, Depth 2in / 10.00 lb
Framing: This artwork is not framed
Fit for Outdoor: Yes but the colors will fade.
Price includes shipping.
Description
Made of crashed cans ( crashed by the cars ) found on the edges of streets.
I assembled the cans mechanically using wire, can by can. After many failed approaches I found a way to assemble the cans that was stable. The sculpture has 2 facings different from each other. I like it suspended but it can also be mounted on the wall.
I am self thought artist. My background is in dance but my brain likes to assemble structures with all kinds of materials.
I work mostly with found objects that intrigued me for different reasons.
This series of works made out crashed cans is part of a larger installation work called "All That Shines Under The Dirt"
Homage to Ukraine (2022)
wire, crashed cans
Limited Edition (1/3)
Dimensions: Height 60in, Width 60in, Depth 2in / 10.00 lb
Framing: no
Fit for Outdoor? Yes but colors will fade with time and sculpture will be alluninum color on one side.
Work dedicated to the Ukrainian people. An homage to their courage and sacrifice that shines in this dark moment of history.
Made of crashed cans ( crashed by the cars ) found on the edges of streets.
Money from sale will be donated to Ukraine relief organization.
Rainbow
Sculpture
wire, crashed cans
Limited Edition (1/5)
Dimensions: Height 60in, Width 72in, Depth 0.5in / 14.00 lb
Framing: no
Fit for Outdoor? Yes but colors will fade with time and sculpture will be aluminum color on one side.
Description
All That Shines Under The Dirt is an immersive installation composed of giant flowers made out of found crashed cans in one of the Detroit 's neighborhood. I made 19 large scale flowers (inspired by drawings made by kids and people of the neighborhood on the floor of a local art space ) and 1 Rainbow.. I collected and washed crashed cans for about 20 months. There's a video documentation, if you are interested. I assembled all the flowers mechanically using wire, can by can. After many failed approaches I found a way to assemble the cans that was stable. The sculpture has 2 facings different from each other. It's meant to hang from the ceiling. I like it suspended but it can also be mounted on the wall.
I am self thought. My background is in dance but my hands like to assemble structures with all kinds of materials.
I work mostly with trash or disposable objects. I see trash as energy.
Trash/Litter is here to stay but I can make it beautiful. People walk by it and don't see it. Even when people see my sculptures they don't realize it's trash; they think I crash the cans by hands.
Artist Statement for the project.
All That Shines Under The Dirt is what catches my eyes, sparks of light under the dirt, dormant energy lost in space, traces of human behavior which I sense and have a desire to gather. I feel if I assemble all this energy together into a new form I will understand something about myself my surroundings and our human fragility. It’s also my desire to pick up the disposable and give it a second chance to be seen.
Sunflower
Sculpture, 2020
Crashed cans, Wire, 60x60x2 in
Original Work ( One of A Kind ).
Dimension: Height 60in, Width 48in, Depth 1.5in / 8.00 lb
Framing: This artwork is not framed
Fit for Outdoor: Yes but the colors will fade.
Price includes shipping.
Can be suspended or displayed on walls.
All That Shines Under The Dirt is an immersive installation composed of giant flowers made out of found crashed cans in one of the Detroit 's neighborhood. I made 19 large scale flowers (inspired by drawings made by kids and people of the neighborhood on the floor of a local art space ). This is one of them.
I collected and washed crashed cans for about 20 months. There's a video documentation, if you are interested. I assembled all the flowers mechanically using wire, can by can. After many failed approaches I found a way to assemble the cans that was stable. The sculpture has 2 facings different from each other. I like it suspended but it can also be mounted on the wall.
I work mostly with found objects that intrigued me for different reasons.
The crashed cans can be found everywhere there are streets and cars.
Lollypop
Sculpture, 2020
Crashed cans, Wire
Original Work ( One of A Kind ).
Dimension: Height 132in, Width 45in, Depth 1.5in / 12.00 lb
Framing: This artwork is not framed
Fit for Outdoor: Yes but the colors will fade.
Price includes shipping.
Can be suspended or displayed on walls.
All That Shines Under The Dirt is an immersive installation composed of giant flowers made out of found crashed cans in one of the Detroit 's neighborhood where I live. I made 19 large scale flowers (inspired by drawings made by kids and people of the neighborhood on the floor of a local art space ). This is one of them.
I collected and washed crashed cans for about 20 months. There's a video documentation, if you are interested. I assembled all the flowers mechanically using wire, can by can. After many failed approaches I found a way to assemble the cans that was stable. The sculpture has 2 facings different from each other. I like it suspended but it can also be mounted on the wall.
I work mostly with found objects that intrigued me for different reasons.
The crashed cans can be found everywhere there are streets and cars.
Laura's Flower
Sculpture, 2020
Crashed cans, Wire
Original Work ( One of A Kind ).
Dimension: Height 102in, Width 42in, Depth 1in / 8.00 lb
Framing: This artwork is not framed
Fit for Outdoor: Yes but the colors will fade.
Price includes shipping.
Can be suspended or displayed on walls.
All That Shines Under The Dirt is an immersive installation composed of giant flowers made out of found crashed cans in one of the Detroit 's neighborhood where I live. I made 19 large scale flowers (inspired by drawings made by kids and people of the neighborhood on the floor of a local art space ). This is one of them. It's my flower :)
I collected and washed crashed cans for about 20 months. There's a video documentation, if you are interested. I assembled all the flowers mechanically using wire, can by can. After many failed approaches I found a way to assemble the cans that was stable. The sculpture has 2 facings different from each other. I like it suspended but it can also be mounted on the wall.
I work mostly with found objects that intrigued me for different reasons.
The crashed cans can be found everywhere there are streets and cars.
Snacklandia (2012)
Collage 2012
Snack wrappers, glue, canvas
Original Work ( One of A Kind ).
Dimension: Height 108in, Width 48in, Depth 0.5in / 15.00 lb
Framing: This artwork is not framed
Fit for Outdoor: NO
Price includes shipping.
Snacklandia is a large scale collage work of snacks and beverage wrappers representing a naive landscape. I made the work originally as a billboard set for the performance of Appalachian Spring by Shua Group during a dance residency at Rutgers University.
I made later a smaller version which was displayed at Shuaspace with a print out of a research on all the ingredients found in the products.
Snacklandia is a literal landscape of products that surrounds our life and that we chose to buy. The catchy colorful and shiny envelopes to the junk food are beautiful when assemble together but scary when you google their ingredients.
AWARDS: Ready or Not 2014 New Jersey Arts Biennial at the Newark Museum.
HOPE Cell
Sculpture (2021)
Losers Lottery Tickets, wire, canvas frame, Thread
Limited Edition (2/7)
Dimensions: Height 48in, Width 48in, Depth 8in / 18.00 lb
Framing: not applicable.
Fit for Outdoor? No.
I started seeing discarded lottery Tickets on my walks in Jersey City where I lived. There were just so many. I started collecting them. Something intrigued me, it became something I had to understand.
and I understood that it's an addiction, that most of the point of sales are in poor or immigrant neighborhood. I understood that it's a predatory industry. I see the hope and the loss on the streets. I collect pieces of torn tickets and glue them back together. I think it's my way to take care of the Losers, to hug them.
Focus on Losers” is a series of artworks i ' m developing reflecting on the energy of losing everyday.
I usually find my tickets on the street but my neighbor knowing I collect them keeps them for me. He's happy I can do something with them.
My work is inspired by movement and energy
My work attempts to understand behavior, change perception of materials and space.
This piece is inspired by the hand movement of crinkling the tickets after realizing the loss. The tickets found on the streets are either thorn in pieces, crinkled or whole.
Most of my artwork is also assembled mechanically, piece by piece.
C15H16O2 - 2
Sculpture (2022)
Found pieces of broken taillights, wire
One of a kind
Dimensions: Height 9in, Width 20in, Depth 1in / 1 lb
Framing: not applicable.
Fit for Outdoor? No.
Made of pieces of tail lights found on the edges of streets as the results of accidents.
I assemble the pieces mechanically using wire.
I work mostly with litter and disposable objects. I see litter as traces of energy. Putting the pieces together is my way of fixing what's broken.
C15H16O2 - 3
Sculpture (2022)
Found pieces of broken taillights, wire
One of a kind
Dimensions: Height 9in, Width 20in, Depth 1in / 1 lb
Framing: not applicable.
Fit for Outdoor? No.
Made of pieces of tail lights found on the edges of streets as the results of accidents.
I assemble the pieces mechanically using wire.
I work mostly with litter and disposable objects. I see litter as traces of energy. Putting the pieces together is my way of fixing what's broken.
Bloodrite (2022)
Wearable Sculpture
Material: women pads, thread, underskirt, structure
Wedding Dress size 4
The monthly ritual of blood for women was and still is something to hide, to be ashamed of, a taboo conversation, something dirty, an underrated aspect of women's life. So is the unspoken pain that is associated with it.
Dealing with pain every month changes you. I think it made me stronger.
This wedding dress, the ultimate Fetish Icon, is a reminder of that pain.
I wanted to make the most beautiful dress to represent that Bloodrite given to women.
Sealed Luck #72
6x8 inches
Canvas, lottery ticket, resin
Conceptual Art
Sealed Luck Series
are instant Lottery tickets that were never scratched instead sealed forever with epoxy resin.
I made about 80 of them. I bought the tickets in places I traveled, at gas stations etc..
I have about 50 left. I am placing them for sell.
Part of a larger multidisciplinary show about lotto and losing. People refers to the losing tickets as " LOSERS " hence the title for the show. The environment is composed of loser tickets, and unscratched and sealed forever lotto tickets. Within this scene a participatory performance unfolds in which the audience plays darts to gain access to drinks, and two dancers move over a sidewalk of quarters during the 4 hours installation.
Sealed Luck #76
PA LOTTERY (2016)
6x8 inches
Canvas, lottery ticket, resin
Conceptual Art
Sealed Luck Series
are instant Lottery tickets that were never scratched instead sealed forever with epoxy resin.
I made about 80 of them. I bought the tickets in places I traveled, at gas stations etc..
I have about 50 left. I am placing them for sell.
Part of a larger multidisciplinary show about lotto and losing. People refers to the losing tickets as " LOSERS " hence the title for the show. The environment is composed of loser tickets, and unscratched and sealed forever lotto tickets. Within this scene a participatory performance unfolds in which the audience plays darts to gain access to drinks, and two dancers move over a sidewalk of quarters during the 4 hours installation.
Sealed Luck #51
NJ LOTTERY (2016)
7.5x5.5 inches
wood, lottery ticket, resin
Conceptual Art/Losers Show
Sealed Luck Series
are instant Lottery tickets that were never scratched instead sealed forever with epoxy resin.
I made about 80 of them. I bought the tickets in places I traveled, at gas stations etc..
I have about 50 left. I am placing them for sell.
Part of a larger multidisciplinary show about lotto and losing. People refers to the losing tickets as " LOSERS " hence the title for the show. The environment is composed of loser tickets, and unscratched and sealed forever lotto tickets. Within this scene a participatory performance unfolds in which the audience plays darts to gain access to drinks, and two dancers move over a sidewalk of quarters during the 4 hours installation.
Sealed Luck #22
FLORIDA LOTTERY (2016)
5.5x4 inches
Wood, unscratched lottery ticket, resin
Conceptual Art
Sealed Luck Series
are instant Lottery tickets that were never scratched instead sealed forever with epoxy resin.
I made about 80 of them. I bought the tickets in places I traveled, at gas stations etc..
I have about 50 left. I am placing them for sell.
Part of a larger multidisciplinary show about lotto and losing. People refers to the losing tickets as " LOSERS " hence the title for the show. The environment is composed of loser tickets, and unscratched and sealed forever lotto tickets. Within this scene a participatory performance unfolds in which the audience plays darts to gain access to drinks, and two dancers move over a sidewalk of quarters during the 4 hours instal
Sealed Luck #28
PA LOTTERY (2016)
5.5x5.5 inches
wood, lottery ticket, resin
Conceptual Art/Losers Show
Sealed Luck Series
are instant Lottery tickets that were never scratched instead sealed forever with epoxy resin.
I made about 80 of them. I bought the tickets in places I traveled, at gas stations etc..
I have about 50 left. I am placing them for sell.
Part of a larger multidisciplinary show about lotto and losing. People refers to the losing tickets as " LOSERS " hence the title for the show. The environment is composed of loser tickets, and unscratched and sealed forever lotto tickets. Within this scene a participatory performance unfolds in which the audience plays darts to gain access to drinks, and two dancers move over a sidewalk of quarters during the 4 hours installation.
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