Created all artwork, and independently curated, installed and ran this solo exhibition. The concept: legs as a foundation/anxiety-laden vignettes of a 21st century that is off-kilter, with apocalyptic foreshadowing.	Used Photoshop and typography education to meaningful select text and design layout. Made into vinyl signage that I then installed myself. Following are images of: the show itself, the installation of the show, closeups of individual sculptures, and the fabrication of these sculptures...	I carefully planned and executed the installation of this show to tell a story. The layout is deliberate to support the narrative.
Lighting is one of the most carefully planned aspects of an exhibition.	Created all artwork, and independently curated, installed and ran this solo exhibition.	Created all artwork, and independently curated, installed and ran this solo exhibition.
Created all artwork, and independently curated, installed and ran this solo exhibition.	Following are photos of the fabrication process for this sculpture...	Following are photos of the fabrication process for this sculpture...
Metal armatures for rubber hose 'legs' on "Rubbery Roots" chair.		Metal armatures for rubber hose 'legs' on "Rubbery Roots" chair.
Metal armatures for rubber hose 'legs' on "Rubbery Roots" chair.	Following are photos of the fabrication process for this sculpture...
Castors to be traded for square ones.	Titanium-cast castors	Titanium-cast castors
	Following are photos of the fabrication process for this sculpture...	Making very long legs is that are flush and stable was the tricky part.
Making very long legs is that are flush and stable was the tricky part.	Making very long legs is that are flush and stable was the tricky part.	A post-apocalyptic chair (I had in mind Wally from the children's animated film by the same name). Following are photos of the fabrication process for this sculpture...
Making post-apocalyptic chair (I had in mind Wally from the children's animated film by the same name).	Following are photos of the fabrication process for this sculpture...	Started with chairs found at a thrift store which I dismantled and sanded. Note the attractive eyeware.
The hardest part of these sculptures by far - making long, legs that extend at ridiculously skewed lengths and angles.	The hardest part of these sculptures by far - making long, legs that extend at ridiculously skewed lengths and angles.	The hardest part of these sculptures by far - making long, legs that extend at ridiculously skewed lengths and angles.
The very early stages...	A laborious construction process.	The tricky part: making very skewed Dr. Seuse-esque legs balance.
The tricky part: making very skewed Dr. Seuse-esque legs balance.	The tricky part: making very skewed Dr. Seuse-esque legs balance.	Following are photos of the fabrication process for this sculpture...
Creating 'bones'...