Saskatoon, a wall-mounted cluster of wooden frames filled with layered geometric forms, against a pale wall

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saskatoon

crafted using traditional and modern techniques, these wooden structures serve as dimensional canvases for custom projection-mapped animations. by fusing these divergent methods, each medium contributes vital qualities the other lacks. this interplay between tradition and experimentation is what I’m most interested in as an artist

saskatoon

Year
2023
Material
poplar + projected light
Dimensions
42”(h)  x  48”(w)  x  6”(d)
Angled close-up of a frame filled with arches, cylinders and nested boxes
The upper frames of the piece in natural light, packed with layered geometric forms
Shallow-focus close-up of dowels and blocks set at different depths
Side view along the frames, showing how far the layered pieces project from the back panel
The full piece seen from an angle on a grey wall, with projected light tracing the edges of its frames
Close-up of a wooden ring lit yellow beside a curved form washed in red and teal light
The lower half of the piece under projection, its forms filled with red, yellow and teal colour
Close-up of projected red, yellow and teal light across cylinders, triangles and small frames
Angled view of nested frames outlined in projected yellow and teal light
The empty poplar frame boxes laid out on a workbench in the studio
A printed, hand-annotated layout plan resting on the frames during construction