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gigapan_WPGigapan Crowd Drawing
crowdCAVE-WPCrowdCave
crowdpainting-WPSelf Portrait Crowd Painting
ideo-WPIDEO Fortnight
filmaticVideoMob at the Filmatic Festival
darkroomportraits-WPDark Room Portraits
fairisfair-WPFair is Fair
trentino-WPTrentino Gelato
tootsies-thumbGreen Screen Booth
oscrowdthumbCrowd Video (UCSD Open Studios)
crowdpaintingFF-WPCrowd Painting (Friends + Family)
crowdpatrons-WPCrowd Painting (Patrons)
Green Screen Cards, 2010. 100 inkjet prints on postcard paper, about 4 x 5.5 inches each, each postcard mailed to participants. I invited guests at an art show to pose in front of a green screen for a portrait. A few weeks later, they recieved postcards of themselves visiting far away lands.Green Screen Cards
365postcards-WP365 Portraits
Crowd Painting (Union Square), 2009. Oil on canvas, 24 x 30 inches.Crowd Painting (Union Square)
Crowd Painting (Times Square), 2009. Oil on canvas, 24 x 30 inches.Crowd Painting (Times Square)
art-2008_1bFill in your friends wallpaper
art-2007_4eStranger Drawing Project
Painting at the Brooklyn Bridge, 2007. Three paintings, oil on canvas, and three videos.Painting at the Brooklyn Bridge
art-2007_2iPaintings of People in Union Square
Free Drawings for Strangers in Barcelona, 2006. I set up a stand in Plaça de Catalunya, Barcelona offering a free portrait. I made two drawings of each person--one to give to the model, and one for me to keep.Drawings for Strangers
shootingfilm-WPShooting a Roll of Film on 34th and Broadway
art-2005_4aDrawing on Photographs of Warehouses
At the Brooklyn Bridge (Photobooth), 2005. I constructed a photobooth that places the user in different spots of Manhattan where I have had my film confiscated, or at least told I was not allowed to photograph: the Brooklyn Bridge, the Federal Reserve building, and the United Nations building. Users are able to take their pictures in front of New York City landmarks without having to worry about having their cameras confiscated.At the Brooklyn Bridge (Photobooth)
art-2005_6aFilming at the Federal Reserve
paintedpolaroids_WPPainting on Polaroids
holga-WPHolga Portraits
art-2004_1fPhoto Portraits
art-2004_4dStrangers in front of/on plywood
photodrawings-WPLayered Portraits
charcoalphotosCharcoal Photographs
photostrip-WPPhoto strips
art-2005_2ePhotographs of Strangers
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