Aspen Panel, Stain, Epoxy. 18×24″ 2014.
Prior to the exhibition ComicRelief at WassermanProjects, I spent a lot of time considering methods to extend graphic language into three dimensional objects. I think my work compositionally, has been marked by a simple binary. One portion of my work has relied on an almost baroque compositional sensibility, while the other has been simple. This is a very long way of saying that I wanted to build on the direct and simple.
Here Are A Few Historical Examples:
Screen-print on wood panel
48″x 48″ x .5″
1997.
(Crappy iPhone Photo)
Other Recent Relevant work
Super Anti-Zero 12 (Chrome) – Edition of 5
This chromed HDU sculpture was billet milled by Elliott Earls from a solid block of high density urethane foam in an edition of five. Each copy is signed and numbered by the artist. This piece was first exhibited at the Downtown Art Fair in Manhattan through Wasserman Projects. This piece is available through minislimited. Twitter […]
Candy and Horses the Entenmann Smart Car
In 2009 I was commissioned by Katherin and Klaus Entenmann to produce a Smart Car paint job. I worked on the drawings for the car for about three weeks. This is the result. The car is entitled Candy and Horses. Below I have a very small gallery of drawings from the process. If you are interested […]
“Mini Cyclops With Torso” Limited Edition Sculpture Release Thru minislimited
This precision machined, hand-painted sculpture is produced in an edition of 3 signed and numbered copies. Measuring 4.2″(wide) x 5.1″ (high) x 1.4″ (deep), this sculpture has a very organic feel and a substantial weight for an object its’ size. This mini sculpture was produced by the artist Elliott Earls in advance of his […]