Title: “Window Over the Kitchen Sink
(Complete History of the Earth – Article: 2.9144617 × 10^26)”
Artist Statement: Windows always frame a
space that is separated from our immediate space. By doing this
“framing,” our view out of (or into) a window elicits a perceptual distortion
of what the other side is actually like (i.e. doesn’t it look warmer out there
than it actually is?)… Windows crop the view, obscure with glare, muffle the
sound, block the smell, and in general, insulate from that environment.
With “Window Over the Kitchen Sink
(Complete History of the Earth – Article: 2.9144617 × 10^26)” I
created a “window” that exaggerates the perceptual distortions that are
inherited from a window-view.
Date: 2012
Medium: Digital Photography, Installation
Dimensions: 21in X 17in X 6in
Description: It is a Photoshop composite image (of
both appropriated and original photos) that is printed on translucent paper and
is mounted between acrylic glass over a “light-box.”
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