Exhibitions > Cleaning the Curtain with Toilet Water

Cleaning the Curtain with Toilet Water is about a hybrid planet that is virtually destroyed. This work explores trash, decay and a morbid playfulness. The installation depicts a person putting together a set for a theatre. The person building the set uses materials readily found in their environment. A decapitated head is easily attainable and useful as a counter weight. The head is attached to a rope and pulls up a curtain containing several animal rib cages and the imprint of a forgotten body. The hollow space of a carcass trapped under layers of burlap, plaster, and house paint echo the body, inflicting environmental deterioration. This reflects the world we live in today, a cycle of constant creation, consumption, and disposal.

Cleaning the Curtain with Toilet Water is about the imprint that trash and waste have on our planet and especially our bodies.
Cleaning the Curtain with Toilet Water
Plaster, burlap, canvas, rope, wood, wire and Acrylic Paint.
7'x14'x20'
2010