Artwork
Grafts
Listening Technology
Spells for Protection
Gathering
The Parting Gift
For Seeing Neither Here nor Elsewhere
Tarot Deck [in progress]
Echoes of the Witch
For Release
Quantum Conversations
What the Stone Saw
Smells for Protection
In Bloom
Stilled Chimera
Can you hear me now?
As Above, So Below
Rock Hard
You excite me the way your gaze touches my body
I fell for you
You excite me the way your gaze touches my body
Fluorescing minerals, fluorescent ink, silk, wood, longwave UV flashlight.
6 x 65 x 6 inches
2018–2019
6 x 65 x 6 inches
2018–2019
Fluorescence in minerals occurs when a rock body is illuminated with specific wavelengths of light. The scientific term for this is excitement. These excited electrons temporarily jump up to a higher orbital within the mineral's atomic structure. When those electrons fall back down to their original orbital, a small amount of energy is released in the form of light.
This work playfully imagines rock eroticism and creates a situation wherein humans and rocks have an intimate relationship that culminates in the release of luminous rock passion.
This work playfully imagines rock eroticism and creates a situation wherein humans and rocks have an intimate relationship that culminates in the release of luminous rock passion.
