Shellac ink, synthetic walnut ink, shellac, charcoal from burned and decayed New Hampshire trees on paper
223.5 × 548.6 cm
© the artist. Courtesy the artist and Sean Kelly, New York/Los Angeles
Los Angeles
curated by Joey Lico, photography, sculpture, installation, and painting in an exhibition centred on Duchamp’s seminal 1920 photograph Dust Breeding to explore “the trace as a radical gesture, foregrounding atmosphere, residue, and the weight of absence”
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Shellac ink, synthetic walnut ink, shellac, charcoal from burned and decayed New Hampshire trees on paper
88 × 216 in
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