



Nomadic Architecture - 1999
Aluminum, brass, bungie cords, strapping, eyelets and nylon
Ranging from 104 x 34 x 34 cm to 255 x 90 x 255 cm
Photo Credit: Lyla Rye
I digitally modelled the tree from that painting and imagined how it might exist in 3 dimensions. I projected the image across walls and floor to distort the image. Then, working wet on wet, I allowed the ink to respond to the laws of hydro physics. I thought of this as a rewilding of the digital image. I dislocated some sheets of the paper grid off the walls/floor. This complicated the act of perception, giving the viewer pause to recognize the source image and consider the impact of these iconic cultural images on our perception of the landscape.
Exhibition History:
2000 Gallery Connexion (Fredericton); 2002 Women’s Art Resource Centre (Toronto); 2021 Art Gallery of Nova Scotia (Halifax)