Wanna thaw out on this snow day? Stand next to my new campfire. Circled it with river stones that may or may not be veined with gold. This is the first major work from the exhibit âBrave Knew Worldâ. The earth is in a state of daily flux that is challenging to observe, document, let alone experience. The epic catastrophes, disasters, and pandemic are virtually impossible to navigate as adults, so I am trying to create works that will help children understand and eventually deal, most hopefully solve what we canât one day. Iâm exploring the myths we cling to comfort, deny or manage our way through without losing our collective humanity. The bleakness of the forecast is balanced by the medium that most humans can relate to, the crayon. Crayons cannot be broken down in a landfill, so utilizing hundreds of thousands of them in various installations and sculptures adds a sense of optimism for the future and in my own small way contributes to lessening our collective ecological footprint. Even the simplest sculpture of a campfire that provides safety and comfort as far back as history allows, now has new meaning. #firstfire #art #sculpture #fluxism #braveknewworld @museelouvre @themuseumofmodernart @guggenheimbilbao @artinamerica @artnews @sculpture_magazine (at Nashville, Tennessee) https://www.instagram.com/p/CLUksFvhz4Z/?igshid=x1d8i3hmsudm
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