What goes up must come down
What goes up must come down is a large-scale light sculpture that celebrates people’s right to peacefully protest by using the barricade as a symbol of global resistance. A collaboration with Antonia Wright and Ruben Millares, the piece is a part of a series of works in which the artists explore the sculptural and symbolic potential of standard steel barricades. Designed […]
Antonia Wright: State of Labor, Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM)
Through a multidisciplinary practice involving video, performance, photography, sculpture, sound, and light, Antonia Wright (b. 1979, Miami; lives in Miami) responds to extremes of emotion, control, and violence as they relate to systems of power in society. State of Labor is a generative sound art composition—a form of music or sound that creates itself from an […]
And now you do what they tell you
Debuting at The Caboose Hudson during Upstate Art Weekend, And now you do what they told you is an immersive installation of sound and light. Continuing my research into materials found in protests, the piece explores the use of laser pointers by protesters in resistance movements and their visual similarities to laser lights found in raves. Available to […]