Diversité Artistique Montréal

Digital printout folded into a large fan. 49″ x 55″ x 3.5″

An assembled Pagoda, using over 1,200 Rice Krispies squares: 4′ x 9′ x 4′ (each square 3″ x 3″).

An assembled Pagoda, using over 1,200 Rice Krispies squares: 4′ x 9′ x 4′ (each square 3″ x 3″).

Wall installation of variable dimension: 16 digital prints mounted on round or oval wooden structures of various plate sizes, two large wooden "chopsticks".

Wall installation of variable dimension: 16 digital prints mounted on round or oval wooden structures of various plate sizes, two large wooden "chopsticks".

Wall installation of variable dimension: 16 digital prints mounted on round or oval wooden structures of various plate sizes, two large wooden "chopsticks".

Wall installation of variable dimension: 16 digital prints mounted on round or oval wooden structures of various plate sizes, two large wooden "chopsticks".

strips of paper 2 1/2″ wide, twenty-five plastic laundry baskets

strips of paper 2 1/2″ wide, twenty-five plastic laundry baskets

Pagoda: 2:40 minutes, color, sound. Dragon: 2:18 minutes, color, sound. Looped together.

Series of 3 images printed on assembled Chinese take-out menus, each varying in size, approximately 41″ x 45″ each

Series of 3 images printed on assembled Chinese take-out menus, each varying in size, approximately 41″ x 45″ each

Series of 3 images printed on assembled Chinese take-out menus, each varying in size, approximately 41″ x 45″ each

Series of 3 digital prints, 58″ x 58″ each

Site-specific installation using 50s style kitchen tabletops, white shirts with iron-on images. Family photos were digitally manipulated to resemble stains and ironed on to the white shirts. Shirts were folded and piled on top of each table.

Site-specific installation using 50s style kitchen tabletops, white shirts with iron-on images. Family photos were digitally manipulated to resemble stains and ironed on to the white shirts. Shirts were folded and piled on top of each table.

Site-specific installation using 50s style kitchen tabletops, white shirts with iron-on images. Family photos were digitally manipulated to resemble stains and ironed on to the white shirts. Shirts were folded and piled on top of each table.

Two-color printed menu, 11″ x 17″, folded: 41/4″ x 11″

Installation comprised of various elements. Entry into gallery involved walking pass a wall of hanging white shirts with iron-on photographic images of food stains, and of family-life; digitally altered to resemble stains.

Interior of installation