| The Apocalypse as a Metaphor pt.1 (2016 Version), HD, 5.1 Sound, 2013-2016 |
Nine Eleven (The Marker), 20x24" C-Print, 2011 |
Ground Zero (Wake), 2012, 30x34.5" C-Print, 2012 |
Hoodlumz (The New Tribe), 30x38" C-Print, 2012 |
United, 30x32" C-Print, 2013 |
Each Other (The Outsider), 40x50" C-Print, 2014 |
Man and the Eternal Flame pt.1, 24x30" C-Print, 2012
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Man and the Eternal Flame pt.2, 24x30" C-Print, 2012
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White Noise (The Awakening), 30x30" C-Print, 2011
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Product Placement (Malthusian Catastrophe), 30x40" C-Print, 2013
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Outer Body Experience (The Shaman), 30x38" C-Print, 2012
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Allseeing (The Eye of Providence), 30x38" C-Print, 2012
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Hideaway (Hunter), 30x38" C-Print, 2012
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Dump (Return To Innocence), 30x40" C-Print, 2011-
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Vampiric Empire (Preachers of Death), 30x38" C-Print, 2011-
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13s.39m.11h.28d.01m.86y-28°23′18″N 80°36′13″W (The Accident), 20x24" C-Print, 2013
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Suspense (The Witness), 24x20" C-Print, 2015
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Shadow Figure (The Other), 30x38" C-Print, 2011-2013
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A Diaster Movie (Armageddon), 30x40" C-Print, 2011-2012
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We Soon Be Nigh! The phantom continues… The walls of time and space collapse and take on a formless entity that is able to drift through our sense of memory. In a landscape that holds a specific memory —often intense moments of hard-boiled emotion and grand tragedy, the human psyche is turned and provoked. There is an index that exists between the planes of reality in which we can see and feel. In a time of cinematic Armageddon, endless documents of natural disaster and environmental shifts, and ancient wisdom foretelling of the Apocalypse, belief is not a necessary vehicle into a dry sense of doom. The future has always been uncertain but certain events have shifted the priority of this feeling into the foreground —it is all around us now. It has escaped its prison of our memory and has manifested itself into the medium. Tracing my memory I look back to find the origin of this sense of uncertainty towards the future, this sense of, what's going to happen next? and holding a pejorative view towards the future. We Soon Be Nigh! starts off at the birthplace of this phantom of doom and continues to reference both the past and the future, in visual storytelling that is both documentation and construction. |