Additional works can be viewed on the EXHIBITIONS AND INSTALLATIONS section of this site.
Eye to I, mixed media installation, 4'9" x 25' x 4", 2024
This 25 foot long dimensional wall installation is built from hundreds of individual artworks from my digital painting practice and changes its appearance depending on one’s viewpoint. During exhibition, a companion piece made of reflective sequin material was installed facing this work, inviting visitors to interact by manipulating the sequins to distort the reflected words.
Eye to I, detail
Eye to I, detail
PIPO, interactive art, digital projection, dimensions variable, 2025.
PIPO (an acronym for Play In, Play Out) is a kaliedoscope-like digital projection created via a live video feed from another installation in the gallery called Playce. Visitors outside of Playce can manipulate the projection using a joystick. Amanda Triplett is the primary artist for Playce, and Stephanie Krimmel is the primary artist for PIPO. More info here.
PIPO projection
Playce, interior with exploration table
PIPO viewed from Playce
Tween, figures 1-15, wall installation of 15 paper constructions, dimensions variable, 2025
In animation, “tweening” refers to how a computer generates the in-between states between two defined keyframes. This version of “Tween” is a manual process where I’ve specifically arranged fifteen flexible paper sculpture 'figures' printed from my digital paintings to show how the same form can progress from one shape to another.
It’s an example of something I find myself doing a lot in my art - combining digital and analog processes.
center view
left view
right view
Day by Day by Day, mixed media installation, 20'w x 5'h x 3"d, 2022
Exhibited as part of the Shunpike Storefronts program, this work includes over 1400 images created through my daily digital painting practice and illustrates growth over time in a non-linear way, a reminder of all the steps it takes to get from one point to another.
Photo Credit: Jo Cosme
Mutation, mixed media installation, approximately 74 x 66 x 120 inches, 2022.
Mutation is created from approximately 1200 images from my daily digital painting series constructed as cellular 'pods' and suspended from the ceiling. Over time, the cellular structures became strained and changed their shapes. At the end of the exhibition, I cut them from their supports, allowing them to crash to the floor and creating a new arrangement, Mutation Aftermath.
Mutation, detail
Mutation, detail
Mutation Aftermath
Daily Art Habit, ongoing time-based digital painting series, 2018-present
In time-based series of digital paintings, almost every painting is a continuation of the previous day’s work. Inspiration for the daily works comes from the physical and natural environment, my emotions and experiences making the finished pieces are like personal time capsules. Images from this series become the raw materials for my installations. There are currently over 2500 works in this series - see more of them here.
No. 832
No. 1585
No. 1771
No. 2191
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