Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec ut felis dolor. Aliquam sit amet efficitur diam. Proin varius pretium sodales. Etiam ac augue pellentesque neque tincidunt feugiat. Nunc magna neque, ornare in diam quis, maximus gravida dolor. Integer a ultricies elit. Donec placerat enim non nisl blandit euismod.
Clippings and screenshots of seabasshell.com web art project… 1998: HELLMESS! inspired by jodi.org, entropy8.com and brownpants.com
Collage created from found vintage photographs and negatives discovered in an abandoned building in Louisville, KY, around 1999 during a family visit. The scanned materials were then digitally collaged almost ten years later, using words from my sketchbook. I experiment with color, hue, saturation, and texture in my collages by rearranging the layering of elements…
Collage from random 35mm shots around NYC, shot between 01/1998 -12/2001, scanned film was then collaged on computer.
animation of 35mm photos taken of an abandoned building, in October 1999, on my way home from work in Bushwick/east Williamsburg. Animation February 2003
Collages created from 35mm film photos and video stills captured during my daily life in NYC, combined with scanned pieces of scrap paper and other materials. These are from June 2002
These composite images have been created from material found on a discarded ancient SD card in a classroom trash can. The photos stored on the card never appear the same, as the corrupted sectors of the card are interpreted differently each time an image is opened. Additionally, different programs interpret the corruption in varying ways.…
Since 1990, I have been creating symbolic heart images across various media, including painting, drawing, and printmaking. Later, when I began working extensively with computers in 1993, I incorporated this imagery into my digital works. Here are some samples.
Clippings and screenshots of seabasshell.com web art project… 1997: HELLMESS! inspired by jodi.org, entropy8.com and brownpants.com
Graphics cards overheat and die a random, slightly disgraceful death, and sometimes it happens when you are on a deadline… But the results can still be quite beautiful, once you have calmed down.
