Section 1 | Group:art2
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Cow Portals
Projection, Animation, Clay. 00:2:00 12'x 7'x 3" Big Medium’s Line Residency 2024.
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Cow Portals
(Photos of previous sculptural video work)
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Section 2 | Group: art2
Projection, Live Video Feedback, Clay Low reliefs. 16’ x 7.5’ x 3” The site-based installation series uses clay on a wall, animated by projectors and shaped by audience sound effects. These portals function as still-life's for the invisible dynamics and thoughts that permeate our shared environment, bringing to light the subtle and often unspoken layers of collective experience and perception.
The Thought’s You Don’t See, But Know Are There
Name: Vase Phase Projection + Clay
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Vase Phase
Projection, Animation, Clay. 1.5' x 2' x 10". Big Medium’s Line Residency 2024.
Name: Perception is Pourous (Metaphysical Chicken)
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Metaphysical Chicken
9" x 1.7' x 6" Plasticine clay, Projection, Illustrated Video. Ender Martos Studio Exhibition “Celebration of Change” produced by Triburion Media.
Name: Clay Canvas (Iteration I )
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Clay Canvas Iterations I
Projection Mapping, Claymation, Video.
Big Medium x Line Residency 2024
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Staring Contest with Absurdity Projection mapping + Claymation
Staring Contest with Absurdity
Clay Sculpture, Projection, Animated Video
In a world where we relentlessly pursue success—through slot machines, video games, romantic relationships, or career ambitions—we face a profound question: Is there a rationale behind our outcomes, or are wemerely navigating a realm of randomness?
This clay sculpture, projected with animated eyeballs, engages viewers in a literal staring contest with abstraction. It challenges us to reflect on whether our efforts are driven by purpose or if they are expressions of an inherent absurdity.
Name:Amoeb’ob Clay, LED
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Name:The Thought’s You Don’t See
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Amoeb’ob Clay, LED
1’x 1.9’x 2”
LED + Clay Low reliefs
The Amoeba Series explores how we often overlook that people, objects, and ideas are abstract concepts imposed upon our raw perception. By probing the amorphous, abstract nature that continuously melts from the seams of identity and static objects, it draws on semiotics and existential philosophy to reveal how our obsession with "thingness" and identity leads us to perceive these abstractions as fixed and tangible realities. Yet, beneath these static appearances, the series invites reflection on our true nature as liquid, moving forms with oceanic minds and bacteria-filled bodies, each illuminated by a unique inner light.
Name: Destroy the Boy’s
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Destroy the Boy’s Canvas Iterations II
12" x 14" Plasticine Claymation
In Iteration II, titled "Destroy the Boys," the focus shifts to exploring the essential role of destruction in creating new forms. This piece delves into how dismantling and breaking down can be fundamental to the process of innovation and transformation, whether it involves turning raw materials into creative mediums, transforming emotional experiences, or letting go of conceptual identities to make way for the new.
Canvas Iterations: The rectangular canvas, traditionally displayed on the wall or easel, has long been a core element of artistic composition, defining what we consider a painting. In the Clay Canvas series, plasticine clay serves as an alternative medium to explore the potential of the rectangular canvas and the boundaries of the painting process.
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Brick Studies
12" x 14". Projection, Plastacine Clay.
In this series, I overlay digitally generated visuals onto soft, white clay as a metaphor for the symbolic structures and conceptual decorations we impose upon phenomenal reality.
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Amoe’baby
12" x 14" Clay and LED. The Amoeba Series explores how we often overlook that people, objects, and ideas are abstract concepts imposed upon our raw perception. By probing the amorphous, abstract nature that continuously melts from the seams of identity and static objects, it draws on semiotics and existential philosophy to reveal how our obsession with "thingness" and identity leads us to perceive these abstractions as fixed and tangible realities. Yet, beneath these static appearances, the series invites reflection on our true nature as liquid, moving forms with oceanic minds and bacteria-filled bodies, each illuminated by a unique inner light.
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3' x 4' White Plasticine Clay and Projected Gradient 00:02:00
Apart of the “Low Relief High Anxiety” series, where white clay is installed onto a wall and color projected upon it as a figural study of the “female” body being investigated by the “female” body.
Section 3 | Group: art2
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Digital Canvas
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else. Name: title06
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Title06
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else. Name: title07
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Title07
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else. Name: title08
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Title08
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else. Name: title09
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Title09
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else. Section 4 | Group: art2
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Title10
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else. Name: title 11
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Title11
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else. Name: title 12
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Title12
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else. Name: title 13
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Title13
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else. Name: title 14
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Title14
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else. Name: title 15
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Title15
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else.