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Referencing minimalist works from the late 1960s and 1970s and using synthetic perfume as its primary medium, this installation alters the conventional function of the “white cube” gallery, focusing visitors on the process of smelling and inviting them to consider the implications of "dirt." more...
Two sculptures made with wood and LEDs.
Tree...
Branches...
With Hege Dons Samset in Berlin. We host a blog where contributors share photographs to communicate their feelings about the weather and how it influences emotions or mood. Photos from the blog were installed in Shanghai as part of Intrude 366: Art & Life. more...
Two chandeliers, installed in the windows of a defunct mill-town department store, bring together high-tech LEDs, the old-world elegance of Austrian crystal, and the lowly plastic cable tie. more...
On a Saturday morning in Berlin, I spent two hours asking (or attempting to ask) people if I could photograph their dog and send them the pictures. more...
Wild Kingdom (Ausländer)
Audio of elk, baboon, monkey and non-native birds is slipped into the aural atmosphere of a residential community in Berlin. more...
Primary Colors
One wall of the apartment's porch is now red. In this 1972 building by Walter Gropius, the other 669 porch walls are yellow. more...
This plywood and metal box uses ubiquitous building materials combined with locally-inspired sounds, lighting, and scent. Inside the protected and sensorially stimulating environment of the box visitors can focus on the literal experience of sensation. more...
Installation of 22 photographs and Excel spreadsheet wallpaper. Accompanying blog. The photographs show women in the clothes that I wore when I was their age. more...
Installation with pink lighting, video projection, soundtrack, and perfume.
This room-sized installation presents two contrasting sensory inputs - a pink view and a "green" smell - in order to explore how expectations alter perception. more...
These pieces tweak minimalism via the incorporation of fragility and ambiguity, as well as through the conflation of art, architecture, and interior design. Each piece is designed to be installed seemlessly within an interior wall, i.e. to become wall. more...