The Altermodern
Looping 3D animation infixed online

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The Altermodern

Death Scene
Looping video (extract from series)
help from Nick Prevas and Melisa Flatley

Bond
paper mounted to sandply
7 ft in height

“I like to think that there is Bond anonymous groups. Self help groups for billionaires who blow their money on silver Austin Martins, silencers for guns they will never shoot, and travels to foreign countries to buy remarkable mixed drinks at seedy bars.
More than anything I wish I were rich enough to participate”

The documentary itself would feature the shipbuilding, my girlfriend and myself living with the structure, my dog being a dog around it, and most importantly the ship and its creation becoming a local spectacle.  Neighbors would come by and ask us about it, some would gossip, plenty of joking and backyard bbq conversations would concern the ship and the people around it.  People from other neighbor hoods would begin to flock to the ship, like a roadside attraction. Others from around the city would create their own attractions. Post cards would appear at novelty stores with images of the ship, a local t-shirt that never sells would be at others. Old men would fantasize about it at local bars, landlords would scorn its existence.  Morning news stations would have quick three minuet sections about a young artist couple and their crazy shipbuilding project. “I am building the future home for my girlfriend, myself and our dog.” It will seem quite adventuresome.

Eventually the boat would be finished, however I live some three miles away from the city harbor. A helicopter comes, it lifts the boat and it soars the three miles to water. A sailing metaphor gliding over the neighborhood and neighboring ones alike, passing past the business district, office working turning heads, executive meeting halting in spectacle. We are all so confidant, though our hair is on end. The helicopter floats there above the water, the boat just inches from landing. We all realize that there is still so much room for failure the boat could still sink.

Temporal (I WOULD DIE FOR HER)
Burning wood structure preserved by photos

When I was younger I used to participate in raves. There was a particular venue I frequented the most. It was located in an area downtown were there was very little nightlife, making it all the better for all night parties. The events took place at a six-story advantage from the street, the view was equipped with very large floor to ceiling windows. At a certain point in the night a sizable group of partiers would convene here. We had found that at a very early point within the day the street sweepers were present, and working. Large machines hushing down the roads below. Amongst the delirium, that was the atmosphere of the event, the street sweepers became an almost ethereal sight. The event becomes increasingly difficult to recreate.

As If Pulled By A Magnet
looping video

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As If Pulled By A Magnet

The Cinematic (the castle)
photographic print on metallic paper
accompanied by a video

The Cinematic (the passage)
photographic print on metallic paper
accompanied by a video

The Cinematic (the lure)
photographic print on metallic paper
accompanied by a video

The Cinematic (the gate)
photographic print on metallic paper
accompanied by a video

The Cinematic (the beast)
photographic print on metallic paper
accompanied by a video

Housed within a landscape of light, the holes retain similar yet opposing properties to their surroundings. Light, the projection that drapes over things and supplies the information for a visual atmosphere, meets its single retaliation. The spot gives off no information, it acts in quite the opposite manner, holding and achieving a level of massive information archive. Gathering the information not legible by light, most understandably recognized as time.

Much like a great vacuum all information is compressed, reorganized and left as a single line, which at times may seem to be a plane, a polyhedron, or any other shape commonly attested by mathematical complexities. The information is never ending; the information is all things of existence, as all things of existence are susceptible to the effects of time.

Time is a deceivingly non-linear movement hence the obscure structure of the hole’s archive.

Girl In Red Dress, looping video

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TWNTY SMTNG, metallic photographic print, wood, lights

Seeing Exactly What It Is, photograph

Seeing Exactly What It Is, photograph