Redaction Series
Redacting the Skyline
Seattle’s rapid growth and the impact of the construction of buildings are common conversation topics amongst local residents, so I felt it was important to create an artwork that connects with this discussion. There will always be changes as cities grow, but at the same time, I feel there should be a consideration to balance consciousness with profit so the end result cultivates and fulfills the needs of the community.
LOCATION: The installation is located at the Next 50 Pavilion building at the Seattle Center. The Seattle Center is the soul of the city; it has a famous history; it is a gathering place; a center for events, arts and culture; and more importantly, it is an oasis in the middle of the Seattle—a green space that is a key educational and recreational fabric of Seattle that is shared by all members of the community and visitors from all over the world. To that end, I wanted to create a transformative piece from the perspective of the Center looking…. More
Redacting Paradise
I started my “Redacting” series in Hawaii as a commentary to the ever disappearing vista of the shoreline due to the increase of the construction of high rises. More importantly, my underlying concern is how much development impacts the environment and natural resources compounded with the social and economic effects on communities. The images are photos from tourist consumer magazines of Hawaii and using wite-out tape, the scenery is “redacted” with images of a construction… More
