Remnant Works
2011–

The Remnant works are the direct byproduct of the process of producing works for exhibition. The size, shape, and form were determined by the fabricator’s assessment of the optimal use of raw materials, leaving a geometric composition premised on expediency.

Titling Convention:

The Remnant works are titled with their material (i.e., copper or aluminum) and refer to the source work they are produced from. For example, Copper Remnants (60” x 120” 48 ounce C11000 Copper Alloy, 90º Bend, 60” Bisection/5 Sections), 2014 is comprised of 7 strips of mirror-polished copper that were the remaining off-cuttings of the copper sheet from which a set Copper Surrogate works were produced with the title Copper Surrogates (60” x 120” 48 ounce C11000 Copper Alloy, 90º Bend, 60” Bisection/5 Sections).

The date attributed to the work is the year of its first exhibition. A final description of the work, for example one that would appear on a wall didactic in an exhibition space, might read:

Copper Remnants (60” x 120” 48 ounce C11000 Copper Alloy, 90º Bend, 60” Bisection/5 Sections)
2014
Polished copper
21 x 85 inches