projects

Clouds #4 UFO depicts a group of people witnessing alien contact.

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The Cloud series was inspired by Alfred Stieglitz’s Equivalent Series (1922-35), a photographic study of clouds as pure pattern.

The first season of the original 1960s “Star Trek” series is broken down into a series of shots.

This project depicts the artists watching Steven Speilberg's "Sugarland Express" from a shabby living room in Charlotte, NC.

In Our Second Date, scenes from an endless traffic jam is intercut with the artists watching a movie.

This project depicts the artists watching George Lucas's "American Graffiti" from a hospital room. In the Traffic series, the experience of watching a film is collapsed into the text of the film itself.

This project depicts the artists viewing of "Bonnie and Clyde" from a bar during a failed graduate school attempt in Austin, TX.

In this project, the artists depict the beginning of their relationship as a comedic farce with both of them reaching for the same suitcase.

Based on Federico Fellini's 8 1/2, this kinetic sculpture depicts a questioning artist walking through a European spa.

Suburban Horror uses images inspired by David Lynch's film Blue Velvet and by John Carpenter's Friday the 13th.