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This is a detail of an image whose frame is partially filled with dirt and glitter.
This one I took a meat cleaver to.
Since the installation at the Hammer deals with the text of a novella about a deteriorating family relationship , I tried to impose upon these images of an empty room something like a psychological wallpaper. I've been interested in how wallpaper is used to ascribe values to an environment in order to provided a daily reminder of class-specific values. I was trying to do something similar without using a repeating pattern, to give a sense of how the characters in my novella react within their space.
And then there's discomfort within fortunate circumstances:
This one is about 7 feet tall.
The second and third pictures are courtesy of the Hammer Museum and were taken by Brian Forrest.
The first picture comes courtesy of Circus Gallery.
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