ink and watercolour on paper • 2010
3D image on billboard • 2009
Collaboration with artist Jo-Anne Balcaen for Scream show at Paved Arts, Saskatoon.
3-D glasses required - supplied by gallery
documentation photo by David Lariviere
series of lenticular animation photographs - edition of 3 • 2007
In "Zombie Portraits" various individuals are transformed from normal to zombie before the viewers's eyes! This work takes cues from the rising cult of zombies in popular culture, where zombie gatherings and zombie lore flourish. It exposes the artifice of the horror genre, at once softening the frightening effect and eliciting humor. The images are lenticular, meaning that ribbed surface lenses reflect the images beneath them so that as the viewer's point of view changes, the viewed image changes - creating the illusion of movement. In effect these are interactive animations.
archival digital print - edition of 5 • 2006 • 36" X 40"
When Billy Bob had plastic surgery, I mourned the tragedy and covered my face with Billy Bob tattoos.
limited edition temporary tattoo, artist's project for Art Papers magazine • 2005
Accompanying an article by Sylvie Fortin, Art Papers inserted Billy Bob Star Edition Tattoos (on the occasion of Billy Bob's induction into the Hollywood Walk of Fame) into their Sept/Oct 2005 issue with instructions for application.
Participants were invited to photograph themselves with the tattoos and send them in for inclusion in the online gallery. click to view images
series of 13 archival digital prints • 2004 • 42" X 28"
Documentation of my drawings of Billy Bob's tattoos on my body, in the
same locations as his exist on his body.
Rose tattoo, Angel tattoo, Lotus tattoo, Alamo tatoo, Ohm tattoo, Leo
tattoo, Family tattoo, Angie tattoo, Tribal tattoo, Cross tattoo, Billy
tattoo, Lines tattoo, Nothin' Doin' tattoo. click
for more images
artist's project on samplesize.ca. Featured in solo exhibition at the Drake Hotel (co-curated by TPW Gallery and Images Festival) in Toronto, solo exhibition at Jack the Pelican Presents, NYC, and solo exhibition at San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery