Esophagus Now
Esophagus Now was a solo show at the UNIT/Pitt Project. Primarily a sculpture show; Esophagus Now is an interrogation and celebration of consumption, both literally and figuratively. From custom-drawn labels on soft-drink bottles, together making up the words in sentences, to immaculate reproductions of snack food–this exhibition evokes thirst, hunger and primal longing in a fashion that’s both exuberant and introspective.
In conjunction with this exhibition there is also the book Esophagus Now, a collection of three short essays, published by Publication Studio and is available here.
Banalnas (polymer clay, wood, plastic, acrylic paint, board)
We Can Never Be Enough Yet We’re Everything We Need (polymer clay, tissue, acrylic paint, pigment)
The Shape of Things to Go (styrofoam, polymer clay, saran wrap, acrylic paint, inkjet stickers)
Decision Dice: Pessimistic (acrylic on card, thermoset plastic)
You’ll Always Get What You Want if You Invent What Already Is (acrylic on board)
Day’N’Nite (polymer clay, acrylic on card)
Creative Condimentality (polymer clay, card, latex and acrylic paint, brush)
8oz Milk (acrylic on card)
Mini-Sandwich Boards (acrylic on board)
A Beginner’s Guide to Craftsmanship (polymer clay, glass, MDF, paper, hair, acrylic and enamel paint)
You’ll Always Get What You Want if You Invent What Already Is (acrylic on board)
Big Desires (polymer clay, cardstock, acrylic)
