TEMPORAL
DREAMS | 2012-2013
Dreams is a series of six sculptural sketches that attempt to give physical form to the intangible and ephemeral nature of dreaming. Made from flexible foam rubber, each work begins as a single plane that is cut and expanded while remaining one connected form.
Suspended in space, the material responds to gravity, air, light, and the conditions of its installation. Each configuration is inherently temporary: once dismantled, it can never be reconstructed in precisely the same way. The repeated attempt to recover an earlier form becomes part of the work, reflecting the instability of memory and the impossibility of fully retrieving an experience once it has passed.
Cut foam rubber, 6 pieces, dimensions variable
ALTER ALTAR | 2012
Alter Altar is a site-specific line drawing made with turmeric around the floor space of a central load-bearing pillar. Commonly used in Indian cooking and for medicinal purposes, turmeric is also a vibrant pigment and potent dyeing agent.
Over the course of the exhibition, visitors—often unknowingly—altered the work through their movement within the gallery. The turmeric was stepped on, smeared, and tracked throughout the space, leaving traces on the floor and on the shoes of unsuspecting participants. Some of the material may have even traveled beyond the gallery, allowing the work to extend outside its original boundaries.
Turmeric
