After Kempf Installaion Shot, 2012
Extinguish
2012, Stoneware ceramic and metal, 4x6x16”
Plunge
2012, Stoneware ceramic and wood, 30x32x40”
Plunge (Detail)
2012, Stoneware ceramic and wood, 30x32x40”
Diced (Cans of Tomatoes)
2012, Stoneware ceramic, metal and wood, 4x6x36”
Diced (Cans of Tomatoes), (Detail)
2012, Stoneware ceramic, metal and wood, 4x6x36”
Diced (Cans of Tomatoes), (Detail)
2012, Stoneware ceramic, metal and wood, 4x6x36”
Hammer and Nail
2012, Stoneware ceramic and metal, 2x3x10”
Sanitize
2011, Stoneware ceramic, 6x6x9”
Bone Bat and Slab
2012, Stoneware ceramic and concrete, 12x24x48”
After Kempf is an exploration into lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender hate crimes. Using mixed media, including ceramic, concrete, and found materials, I transform everyday objects that have been used as weapons in specific hate crime cases. Clay becomes skin as I press into the surface, leaving the trace of my hand and simultaneously representing the act of violence. Here the twisting, mutilation and ultimate undoing of the body is transferred to the objects. The disturbance of everyday objects calls into question the very system in which they exist.
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