(Selected) History of the Spacetime Continuum:

A site-specific handwritten timeline of the universe "(Selected) History of the Spacetime Continuum" begins before the Big Bang, and extends 10 to the 100 billion years into the future. Conceptually, I’m weaving together astrophysics, geology, biology, mathematics, archeology, history, Einsteinian relativism, and chronocriticism—the study of time itself. The piece employs handwriting—and is peppered with humor, not to mention glitter—to highlight the individual, human attempt to make sense of our time and place in the universe.

installations include: The TAIPEI BIennial (2018-2019), HOSTFELT GALLERY'S "GARAGE INVENTORS" (2017), and MASS MOCA (2017).

Materials: Paint, china marker, paper, glitter, vinyl. Approximate dimensions: 1o0 feet long by x 10 feet high. On view in San Fransisco through July 1, 2017. (Photo credits: Rachel Sussman, Matthew Reyes, and the Hostfelt Gallery.) Photos and dimensions from the Taipei Biennial upon request.

FIRST ITERATION: MASS MoCA's "Explode Every Day: an Inquiry into the Phenomena of Wonder"

Paint, chalk markers, glitter. Approximate dimensions: 120 feet long by x 12 feet high. On view through March 19, 2017. (Photo credits: Rachel Sussman, Charles Lindsay, Tony Luong.)

A Selected History of the Spacetime Continuum

(Selected) History of the Spacetime Continuum:

installations include: The TAIPEI BIennial (2018-2019), HOSTFELT GALLERY'S "GARAGE INVENTORS" (2017), and MASS MOCA (2017).

FIRST ITERATION: MASS MoCA's "Explode Every Day: an Inquiry into the Phenomena of Wonder"