From everyday digital recordings of visual images of the land, its natural processes, and elements, like water, I form the basis of my landscapes, in digital imaging, video and large scale imaging installations with referent images of nature or the landscape, from Kentucky or wherever I am at the moment including Louisville, New York City or Finland. My temporal experiences within nature inform formal foundational structures within my artworks through layering time-based media.
Since 2007 I have been creating solar powered light boxes, and integrating hydroelectricity into my video artworks. My most recent solar power light box, Solar/Water Studies is comprised of several Water/Sun, 2021- present where I am trying to visualize the invisible energy from the sun and the water. These are illuminated from the sun.
With Shift, 2021, was the first in this series that began when my daily encounter with nature left me feeling that my intra-acting with nature contained an invisible energy that was layered and covered by a “veil or mantle”. This was before I researched the ancient reference to the goddess Isis and the ‘Veil’ or mantle covering nature’s secrets.
48” x 96”, inkjet onto plexiglass, paint, gold leaf, wood
Shift, Video Installation, video projection onto (3) 8” x 10” layered digital prints onto 1/2” plexiglass, mounted on wood, plexiglass armature. Shift ,2021, was the first in the, Solar Water and Veil Series, that began in 2021, when my daily encounter with nature left me feeling that my intra-acting with nature was an indiscernible energy that was layered and covered by a “veil or mantle”.
48” x 48”, Inkjet print onto vinyl
Julien Robson, contemporary arts curator at PAFA in Philadelphia leads the artist talk for Live.Learn.Believe in front of bride stripped bare by her bachelors, solar powered light boxes mounted on electric poles, Georgetown College Campus, Georgetown, KY.
New acrylic version of the solar powered light box.
These were first part of the Current show at Swanson Reed Contemporary, Louisville KY curated by Rus Hulsey & Valerie Sullivan Fuchs and were installed along East Market Street in 2007 & 2008 and are currently up in 2011.
Taking the visible colors when light moves through a prisim, Fuchs overlays these colors on Eastern Kentucky Mountains and creates dye sublimation prints (10) on metal (uniqueimagingconcepts Louisville, KY) and mounts them onto electrical poles. Black and white prints begin and end the series.
These were first part of the Current show at Swanson Reed Contemporary, Louisville KY curated by Rus Hulsey & Valerie Sullivan Fuchs and were installed along East Market Street in 2007 & 2008 and are currently up in 2011.
Catalog from Parade Day, On::Procession with Indianapolis Art Museum & Fritz Haeg