THE LIGHT EMITTED NOW WILL REACH THE OBSERVER IN THE FUTURE / THE LIGHT EMITTED IN THE PAST COULD HAVE REACHED THE OBSERVER AT ANY GIVEN TIME
THE LIGHT EMITTED NOW WILL REACH THE OBSERVER IN THE FUTURE /
THE LIGHT EMITTED IN THE PAST COULD HAVE REACHED THE OBSERVER AT ANY GIVEN TIME
2017
Plaster, cardboard, cement, papier-mache, wood, canvas, thread, metal
99 x 168 x 72 inches
My recent work ponders time in at least three ways: the human scale of time as in the scale of a lifetime, the historic and prehistoric scales of time (which include geological and cosmic time), and the time it takes to make something.
I process time—the prehistoric, the historic and the recent—with a sobering sense of perspective. I gravitate to manually and slowly composed artworks because in light of this perspective the manual is not really that slow.
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