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"Mobiles"
ATM Gallery, New York
May 8 - June 13, 2009





















Hand Held Moon 2009 1/3 Single-Channel Digital Video Loop, no sound, projected on Black Wood Board, 30:00 Soon After We Can See, We Are Aware That We Can Also Be Seen 2009 Glass Mirror Mobile (Four 10” Diameter double-sided mirrors), 2 Fabric panels Installation view Nothing That Is Can Pause Or Stay 2009 Iridescent plexi mobile (5 7/8" diameter), 24" x 24" x 24" Wooden frame on wood base. Oh! László 2009 Plexi Mirror Mobile in 67 5/8" x 24" x 24" Wooden Frame Harlequin 2009 Mirror Mobile, wood frame, stretched fabric, 15 3/4” x 15 3/4 x 15 3/4” Intention of the Device, Single Channel Video, silent, installation view






Notes on “The Intention of the Device” Single-channel Video, Silent, 2009


The Yale Museum in New Haven, Connecticut, houses an extensive collection of African Art and religious artifacts.  Standing out in the otherwise gothic setting, it is built with brick, concrete, glass and steel, but it’s most distinctive feature is inside.  The ceiling, fashioned from concrete tetrahedral slabs inspired by buckminster fuller, forms a pattern of triangles hovering over large open galleries.

This video is a document of both the space and objects housed within, made by suspending a mirrored mobile from the ceiling and recording the reflections without any further intervention. The masked figures populating the space, divorced from their intended cultural function and symbolic meaning, are both protagonist and witness, suspended in a point in history.