Make way for magic! Make way for objective mysteries! is a text-based project rooted in a conceptual art tradition. Based on an excerpt from the manifesto Refus Global, I have produced a series of handset letterpress prints and exhibit these with objects and ephemera related to the printing process. This project considers ideas closely related to art and the creative process, and touches on broader themes of imagination, possibility, and cynicism.

The Gallery At Frances Morrison Library
November 22 – December 27, 2012
Saskatoon, SK

Beginning in the the fall of 2009, I was engaged in PAVED Arts new media production program, Throughput II: Speculative Video. I produced a video installation that considers the relationship between moving image and sound and continues my exploration into themes of vulnerability.

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the generosity of mechanics (is not well documented) is a short experimental video that considers notions of vulnerability through an intimate portrayal of a man enduring the physical symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease.

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Voice simulation software recites popular Father’s Day greeting cards in this audio piece. The mechanical qualities of the voice simulator satirize the generic senitmental prose.

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People are peeing everywhere! The “Leak Project” is a self-initiated public art project based on the marking of sites (and potential sites) of unsanctioned public urination. An adhesive decal derived from Duchampe’s infamous ready made utilizes the same language of signs as those used to communicate information to the public. These decals are then placed in the location of public urination.

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