How Does Sylvette Work?
2015
Framed posters
2015
Framed posters
This work is a bolted-together set of posters, the top one by Laura Boles Faw, titled 'Towards a Prosthetic Power', the bottom one by me, titled 'How Does Sylvette Work?'
untitled (from Adobe bookstore performance)
2014
Photograph
2014
Photograph
These works were made collaboratively with Laura Boles Faw
A Matter of Course
2009
digital images in duplicate
72" x 40" x 20" corner installation.
2009
digital images in duplicate
72" x 40" x 20" corner installation.
Collaboration with Laura Boles Faw
exhibition, Mount Farallon, at Scrawl in San Francisco
2015
collaborative works with Laura Boles Faw
2:20:20 total lenght of handmade audio book, of Rene Daumal's Mount Analogue
2015
collaborative works with Laura Boles Faw
2:20:20 total lenght of handmade audio book, of Rene Daumal's Mount Analogue
Accompanying handmade publication from the work made on a sail to the Farallon Islands.
untitled
2009-ongoing
Sailing as performance work and the photographic and text-based ephemera and publications that arise from the sails
unlistable dimensions
2009-ongoing
Sailing as performance work and the photographic and text-based ephemera and publications that arise from the sails
unlistable dimensions
Ongoing collaborative work with Laura Boles Faw.
These are images produced from over 12 sails and charted trips in the San Francisco Bay with student groups, exhibitions, research trips, and private charters. On certain trips we would chart a course in the bay in the shapes of prime numbers. Our first of these prime number sails was a trip following the 2, 3.
Images from this sail were published by n/a in Oakland in a collaborative text by Bonanza.
In a research trip in 2012 we circumnavigated the Farallon Islands, which together with the production of a personal audio book of Mount Analogue, became the backbone for an exhibition, Far Along, at the Scrawl kunsthall in San Francisco.
These are images produced from over 12 sails and charted trips in the San Francisco Bay with student groups, exhibitions, research trips, and private charters. On certain trips we would chart a course in the bay in the shapes of prime numbers. Our first of these prime number sails was a trip following the 2, 3.
Images from this sail were published by n/a in Oakland in a collaborative text by Bonanza.
In a research trip in 2012 we circumnavigated the Farallon Islands, which together with the production of a personal audio book of Mount Analogue, became the backbone for an exhibition, Far Along, at the Scrawl kunsthall in San Francisco.