NESTS
Is our habitat a commodity or a community?
Our encroachment on wildlife habitats, our pollution and our disregard have taken a heavy toll on most species.
The things I collect were discarded, thrown out, used up and left as trash. Since we are intimately connected to place, combining these manmade objects with the ideas of habitat preservation and regeneration makes me question and examine the community of environment and our place in it.
| Surveyor 13”h X 10” diameter Clay, tin houses, chicken wire |
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Green Chair Chicken wire, clay, wooden chair |
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Map Chair Chicken wire, maps, wooden chair, clay bird and eggs |
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Red Winged 46” high Chicken wire, branch, clay bird with pastel colored tin wings |
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Striped House 10”h X 6”d X 12”w Clay, chicken wire, tin |
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Arkansas River Drainage 9”h X 7”d X 12”w Chicken wire, clay, map, collaged clay eggs, salvaged trailer |
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K Younghan’s Nest 8” diameter Chicken wire, collaged clay eggs |
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From the River 18”h X 28”w Root, chicken wire, clay, maps |
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Pull Up a Chair 10” h Chicken wire, clay bird, chair leg, collaged clay eggs |
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Road Trip 8”h X 5”d X 12”w Red truck covered in maps, chicken wire, clay birds and eggs |
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Pitchfork 14”h X 9”w Pitchfork, clay, chicken wire |
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Rake 12”w Rake, chicken wire, clay |
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Stool 40”h X 8”d X 14”w Stool. Branch, chicken wire, clay bird and eggs |
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One Is... 3”h X 1.5”d X 8” long \ Pencil box, chicken wire,clay,collaged clay eggs |
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