Barry Underwood

These amazing photographs are installed on site then
photographed by Barry Underwood; creating a combination
of theatrical lighting and nature photography. I love how
the addition of the unnatural lights create a sort of
diorama effect to the surrounding spaces.

Animam Clamorem II

These are a couple of more pictures from
my senior installation that I posted earlier last
week. These are from the second time I set it up for
viewing.

Embryo

This was my first attempt casting in bronze.
None of the metal is soldered, it's all one solid piece.
I sculpted the whole structure in wax then proceeded
with the lost-wax method of casting. After putting a patina
on the metal, I made the innards of painted paper and
lights. I used an old glass insulator cap as the "nucleus".

Paper Windows

In my previous apartment, my neighbor's window
was directly across from mine. In an effort to have privacy
but still allow as much light as possible in, I coated handmade
paper with beeswax and created these window coverings.
They allowed plenty of light in, and looked way better that
you're typical venetian blinds or curtains. cheaper too!

Symbioscilliscope

Used a circuit for a color organ to create this.
The three glowing flowers respond to low mid and
high frequency ranges. I gutted the antique Crosley radio
and installed a small mono amp that can be hooked up to any
portable music device.

Animam Clamorem

My senior year project/installation.
Surround sound audio with syncopated lights cast in rubber
to resemble fruiting bodies growing from a human body.