Cosmic Rift - Yehudit Sasportas - 2009
For this enormous mural, I cut eighteen 25' high panels of paint mask that had to be installed floor to ceiling with a crew of four people and a scissor lift. Job was contracted by San Francisco's Yerba Buena Center for the Arts though Priority Graphics.
For this enormous mural, I cut eighteen 25' high panels of paint mask that had to be installed floor to ceiling with a crew of four people and a scissor lift. Job was contracted by San Francisco's Yerba Buena Center for the Arts though Priority Graphics.
Crooked on the outside and on the inside broke - Rayan Gander 2009
During the summer of 2010 The Lisson Gallery of London hired me to install "Crooked on the outside and on the insides broke (Alchemy Box No. 17)" a piece created by artist Ryan Gander, at the home of Berkley art collector Robert Shimshak. The piece consists of a cast concrete ball and wall text that describe twenty eight objects that are inside the ball, with arrows to direct their chronological order.
During the summer of 2010 The Lisson Gallery of London hired me to install "Crooked on the outside and on the insides broke (Alchemy Box No. 17)" a piece created by artist Ryan Gander, at the home of Berkley art collector Robert Shimshak. The piece consists of a cast concrete ball and wall text that describe twenty eight objects that are inside the ball, with arrows to direct their chronological order.
Ministere de l'Architecture - Jean-Baptiste Naudy /Societe Realiste - 2008.
The Art Institute of San Francisco hired me through Priority Graphics to install digitaly printed graphics and murals for a group show entitled "Geography of Transterritories"
The Art Institute of San Francisco hired me through Priority Graphics to install digitaly printed graphics and murals for a group show entitled "Geography of Transterritories"
Homing Pidgin - Micheal Arcega 2007
I was hired by the deYoung Museum of San Francisco through Priority Graphics, to install transparent tinted vinyl to emulate stained glass, on sixteen 3'x8' window panels.
I was hired by the deYoung Museum of San Francisco through Priority Graphics, to install transparent tinted vinyl to emulate stained glass, on sixteen 3'x8' window panels.
