The Embrace, Dumpster Bin , 2002
30 x 30 x 1 in (h x w x d)
450 USD

I've repurposed distinctive debris, machines and metal junk at my town dump. From them, Iâ ve created digital abstractions that imagine a world where assigned attributes to inanimate objects suggest human experiences such as sensuality, pleasure and connection. They feel paradoxically alive.

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