Artist
Includes the work of Carrie Yamaoka.
About
In this work constructed out of reflective mylar and resin,viewers are confronted with a manipulated representation of their own image within the site/location in which they are situated. These pictures contain no images—ostensibly blank while at the same time full of incident and opened up to the viewer’s interaction as they navigate the gallery space. Some of the issues contained in this body of work are the viewer’s relationship to “painting,” the ways in which the viewer constructs a picture, the viewer as subject and object, and the blurring of boundaries between painting and sculpture.
