New Boundaries #3

The “New Boundaries” series challenges viewers to push their own boundaries of what they are actually seeing. Integrating photos with semi-architectural forms, the works depict an ‘almost-but-not-quite real’ place, somewhere between authentic and imagined. They celebrate ambiguity through their visual language of shape, form and space, posing questions, such as ‘What is it?’ ‘Where is it?’ ‘What do You see and feel?’ and ‘Do you find yourself in it or not?’

This work is professionally framed and ready for hanging. The frame is white and the work floats atop a white mat. To highlight yet protect the three-dimensional elements of this work, I invested in non-glare museum-quality Plexiglas as its cover.