Current Exhibition
A preview of our most recent piece, "Descendant," currently on view at the Wright Museum of Art in Beloit WI. Click HERE for more information about the Wright Museum.
Recent Work
"Draft" and "Unravel," two works shown together at the Armoury Gallery, Milwaukee WI.


You can also view the entire exhibition online at: Armoury Online Gallery. (Our work is in the back room at left in the first image...)
Below: "Getting Somewhere," recently shown at Layton Gallery at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.







Also, three works exhibited at Galerie Sans Nom in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada in February 2008.
Top to bottom: "Waiting," "Optimism," and "Quitely, in the Night." Each one is a miniature representation of a weathered or burned architectural feature.


You can also view the entire exhibition online at: Armoury Online Gallery. (Our work is in the back room at left in the first image...)
Below: "Getting Somewhere," recently shown at Layton Gallery at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.







Also, three works exhibited at Galerie Sans Nom in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada in February 2008.
Top to bottom: "Waiting," "Optimism," and "Quitely, in the Night." Each one is a miniature representation of a weathered or burned architectural feature.


"Broken Down" -A site specific installation shown at The Soap Factory in Minneapolis, MN in Summer 2007.
Using theatrical lighting, a miniature smoke machine, LEDs and 1:32 scale models, "Broken Down" transforms the decaying boiler room of the Soap Factory into a murky industrial landscape. The focal point of the installation is a small-scale semi truck stopped in the middle of a bridge spanning the space. Viewed from only two portals, Broken Down creates an unsettling vignette, set against the hulking silhouettes of defunct industry. (Please click the video posted below for a discussion of the piece.)
Also shown are work-in-progress images from our Riverwest, Milwaukee studio. Many thanks to the staff at Walther's for helping us wire up our LED's!
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