fertile creatures (series)
drawing
composting diaper
sapphire pacifier onesie armor
infant vampire formula photos
belly back
boob shoulder crows
c-section cut path
preditorXtreme (series)
sculpture
fox gun
baby quail grenades
drawings coyote sight
fox guns
prairie dog revolver
baby quail grenades
the dead garden (series)
Winter Shack, Brooklyn, NY
High Desert Test Sites, CA
the portable forest (series)
Dumbo Arts Center & Festival, NYC The Armory Center for the Arts, CA
The San Deigo Museum of Art Monte Vista Projects, LA
Sunset Blvd. Art Concert, LA
Human Resources, LA
Washington Blvd. Art Concert, LA
Woodbury Hollywood Exhibitions
Sea and Space Explorations, LA
participatory
you are the largest thing on Earth
art of exchange
primal scream painting booth
we
miss
wish
sculpture/installation
data planter yard search
loop
blue kiss
island of misfit toys
concept paintings
student waste painting portal paintings
black holes
LED Paintings
videos
Periphery Murder Mystery
Paradigm Shifts Frighten Small...
A Flat Ontology
born free
performative
Digital Improvisational Ensemble
public art places
organizer, curator, director
sea and space explorations, LA
tree and space, LA
sound in space Festival, LA
100 person solo show, LA
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Black Holes
Convex canvases painted with Aeroglaze® Z306 Black Paint by Lord Corporation
2011
LORD Aeroglaze® Z306 coating is an absorptive polyurethane coating that is the darkest matte black paint on the US market.
This coating is typically used in aerospace operations such as optics, telescopes, and laser devices where a flat black with little reflectivity is necessary.
A black, called Super black, developed at the National Physical Laboratory in the United Kingdom, is blacker but is not on the market.
% of Light Absorbed % of Light Reflected
LORD Aeroglaze® Z306 99.09 .91
Super black 99.6 .4
Conventional black paint 97.5 2.5
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Black Hole I, Aeroglaze® Z306 Black Paint, 18, 2011
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Previous Black Hole Canvas ideas... |
Black Hole II, acrylic on canvas, 18", 2007 |
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Black Hole Tail, acrylic on canvas, 18", 2007
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