UNTITLED TRANSPARENCIES AND UNTITLED TRIBUTARIES OR CAPILLARIES explore the psychology of space by challenging our perception of what we see and experience. This series of botanical abstractions defines the space between two surfaces by using translucent materials to convey depth and to create a three dimensional image.
Printed on acetate and mounted on panes of glass, silhouettes of trees and branches
create delicate patterns suggesting tributaries or blood vessels just beneath the skin.
When the glass panes sit on a ledge and lean against a white wall, they play with our
sense of perspective by casting a shadow and creating a triangular projection.
Triptychs and columns from this series were recently on view in [IN]TANGIBLE,
at Taller Boricua Galleries in New York. (more)
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