Art Project: Stand In
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I made this series after witnessing humans, family members and a close friend with dementia, being separated from the objects of their lives. This project is my way of processing such losses, and is both an exploration of the lives of things and their histories as companions in our homes. Also, I find myself aware of sheer volume of items we live with, and contend with during life transitions and inevitable upheaval. As this pile up happens on one end of the production cycle and our civic duty to keep consuming because we can. Pairing the fleeting sensory with the material weight of our things, the interior with the exterior, is how I explore our human, earthen predicament. These works, presented via garlands, pedestals, shelves and spindles. Larger temporary versions are often 8 feet in height built on a weighted armature. The work includes the sculptural assemblage and the legend that accompanies it. An photographic document of the final install paired with the legend is also available for purchase, printed as editions of five. Larger Site Specific Pieces from this series have been exhibited at: Washtenaw Community College Gallery, Ypsilanti MI Saugatuck Center for the Arts, Saugatuck MI Ann Arbor Art Center, MI Turd Hill Residency, VT Smaller Formal Works have been exhibited at The Drawing Center, New York NY 555 Gallery, South Boston MA Scarab Club, Detroit MI Barickuda Gallery, Ann Arbor MI Please contact Hannah to learn more about the project. |





















