BIRD
The essence of bird is caught in the colorful plumes of pampas grass, at
one end suggesting soft feathers, and at the other end, skeletal stalks
framing outspread wings.
Medium: Pampas flowers, bamboo, twine
Dimension: 18' x 6' x 2'
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BIRDMAN
"Bird" represents a conduit of humankind, combining the
use of mythic and mechanics signifying movement from one plane to
another, of transcendental flight from the physical world to the
spiritual.
Medium: Canvas, Prints on paper
Dimension: 15 x 4 x 1
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TREE
"Tree" returns paper to its natural origins to make a majestic visual
metaphor for the role that trees play in transmitting human knowledge
through the printed word.
Medium: Canvas, Prints on paper
Dimension: 3 ½ x 8 x 1
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FLAG
Flag symbolic of patriotism is festooned with memorial flowers flanking
one end and on the other red twine spills down becoming an affecting
metaphor for bloodshed.
Medium: Canvas, Prints on paper
Dimension: 8 x 3 x 1
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SHIELD
From time immemorial Shield is humanitys recognition of its need to
protect its own vulnerability and fragility.
Medium: Canvas, Prints on paper
Dimension: 8 x 4 x 1
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HUNT
Papers with transcription of printed imagery denoting the record of human
existence are impaled upon bamboo shafts that contain tears and gashes,
suggesting humankind to be conflicted and discordant.
Medium: Canvas, Prints on paper
Dimension: 8 x 8 Ό x 1
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RAPE
Bamboo, paper and twine are a symbolic reference to nature. The
presence of humankind is suggested in the papers printed with apparent
inscription. The splayed bamboos are bound with
twine-bandaged-wounds inflicted by piercing stalks of paper. All
affecting metaphors allude to a travesty of nature by humankind.
Medium: Canvas, Prints on paper,
Dimension: 10 1/4' x 8' x 5 1/2'
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RAIN
Papers inscribed with apparent inscription make reference to the record of
human existence. The burnt bamboo, scorched papers and stained twine
are affecting metaphors for a polluted and distressed environment, likened
to water colored by acid rain.
Medium: Prints on paper, bamboo, twine
Dimension: 5 1/2' x 4 1/2' x 1'
Collection
of World Bank,
Washington D.C.
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BANNER
"Banner is a reference to the Tiananmen incident. Bamboo, an Asian
icon, serves as flagpole, with a spill of red twine cascading one side,
while more twine is fashioned into a procession of funeral flowers
on the opposite border. Against a backdrop of predominant
black and bloody red, they further allude to the harsh elements
of massacre.
Medium: Prints on paper, bamboo, twine
Dimension: 8' x 21/4' x 10"
Collection of
Asian American Arts Center,
New York City
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EARTH
Stretched on bamboo are papers with transcription that allude to the
human presence in nature's environ. The scorched bamboos and papers
distressed by hand is symbolic of the abuse of nature by humankind.
Medium: Prints on paper, bamboo, twine
Dimension: 6 3/4' x 6 1/4' x 1'
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