Monthly Archives: February 2009

I am very intrigued with the connection between the helium balloons and the clay tablets. My life written in clay suspended in mid-air by shiny, reflective, electrically conductive mylar balloons. I also have very small jars (that can be seen … Continue reading →

Here’s some video documentation of me making one of many many clay tablets. I basically hand form them and try to make the surface as smooth as possible without leaving many little bubbles within the clay. I listen to internet … Continue reading →

Sadly not documented. (I didn’t think it would fly — that’ll learn me.) I bought my tank and brought it to the studio. The tank is about the size and weight of a large scuba diving tank. Mylar balloons don’t … Continue reading →

I’ve spent the last few days polishing up my visualization for the earthquake piece that I’m making. I have it in a state where I can begin showing it for crits etc. I’ve basically re-conspetualized the work. I think I’ve … Continue reading →

I tried to accomplish something major every day this week. So far I’ve been successful. Monday: nothing. Holiday. Something about families. Tuesday: 1. built a radar like sensor that mapped a room and output the results as modulated sound. Basically … Continue reading →

I’m sitting in my studio looking out at an overcast and dreary fragment of downtown Toronto. It would seem, on first glance that this environment is not conducive to any form of productive labour, but on closer examination, that would … Continue reading →

I am continuously optimistic that I will become one of those people who can actually start a journal/diary/blog/vlog and update the thing regularly for more than a month or so. I will return to blogging here soon I promise. I … Continue reading →