I lose track of my work so often, it’s disgraceful. Alack, a blog!

This chair first went on exhibit in Montreal, then RISD, then Marseilles. It was scheduled to show in Kyoto, but I don’t know if it even made the trip over.

I designed and built this when I was obsessed with Kendo and had unlimited access to fine, industrial felt in Mexico.

And yes, it is functional; grown under proper conditions, bamboo has a higher tensile strength than steel, while felt is singular in that you can cut it any which way without compromising structural integrity.

If anyone spots this, please drop me a line – I’ve promised it to sculptor Tavares Strachan. Thanks in advance.

Besides keeping track of and tracking down work, I think it will be nice to keep a public account for my friends in case I get dispatched this year.

Took the train back to RISD for the grad show.
This year’s crop was epic.

Pencil on bond paper.

Lost this one too.

Adolescent with ridiculous sentimental value – it was the first big drawing I made after getting out of foster care and one of the few pieces saved from my first high school where they vandalized my artwork.

If you see this surface somewhere, please let me know?

Pole Dance opening at MoMA PS1 a couple of days ago – many thanks to new pal and project architect CK for the invite.