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Plaster, Wood, Concrete, Primer, Graphite on wall.

I found a book about the famous Parthenon Frieze in Athens. The Frieze is a bas-releif representation of a ceremonial procession- Athenians parading from the city to the Parthenon- like a very long panoramic photograph in stone. The book at first glance seemed comprehensive, documenting the entire frieze in linear order, but only fragments of the original stone had survived. Any holes in the story were recreated with line drawings by later artists. The stone was certain, and the line drawings where beleivable, but there was room for doubt and certainly room for the viewer's imagination to work.

Sculptor

Arrangement for Mixed Frequencies
Several Ways to Be True on the Earth's Curvature
Several Ways to be True on the Earth's Curvature, detail
Water Tower
If Walls Could Elaborate
Marco Polo's Atlas
Western Interstate Trinity
Dry Up
Interchange Knots
musical compass
John Henry, Virtuoso
Score, Excerpt #1
Chicago Reflection Pool
Triumphant Parade Route
Prodigal Lost City
The Line
Fossils: Ink Berry
Fossils: Spring Mechanism
Fossil: Avian Love Circuit
Fossil: Etching Flower
Fossil: Pressure Guage Daisy
Blue Industrial Park
Partially Fictitious Architectural Fragment Map
Three Birds Telling
Intuition Amplifier
Butterfly Alphabet (Abecedarium Lepidoptera): On Naming and Description in Dead Languages