Artworks

UNTITLED, 1987Wood37 1/2' × 37 1/2' × 8'
Quadrel, 1987Wood8' × 30' × 30'

The Socrates Sculpture Park offers a view of Manhattan from the rough side. The care and effort put into reclaiming the land has not progressed far enough to disguise the chain-link fences topped with razorwire, and the scattered rocks, refuse and concrete buttresses.

My first and ultimate response was to build an enclosure — ‘to walk into’ — which would provide a visual and physical refuge from everything but the sky. A narrow walkway around the inside walls keeps you connected to the work.

“Quadrel” is meant to be both hard and soft; affecting but not belonging to that which surrounds it. From within, there is a possibility for escape. Thanks to Ali, Tim, and Mark. platform.

Exhibitions

Oct 26 – Oct 27, 1987 Outside In