EXHIBITIONS
* What Remains
2022
* Motherboard
* Ode to Horishi
* Ewe & Me
* The Twelfth of Never
2021
* Backslide
* Ghost of Drake Well
* Refrain on Quilted Paper
* Four Urban Oil Fields
* AngelPuss
* Gene Pool
2020
* Mudmoon
* I <3 NYC
2019
* Box
Backslide
2021
Digital images, manufactured into 35 mm slides and projected on a slide projector.
All taken during summer 2021 during a cross country road trip to look at abandoned oil throughout the US – specifically in Texas, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Archaic technology displayed on a piece of archaic technology. Viewers were able to flip through each slide at their leisure.
Slides 1, 2, 3, 9, 17, 18
Thompsons Oil Field, Texas
Slides 4, 5, 15
Abandoned oil infrastructure in rural Ohio
Slides 6, 7, 14, 16
Abandoned oil infrastructure in Oil Creek State Park, Pennsylvania; site of the world’s first commercial oil field.
Slides 8, 19, 20
On the road in West Texas
Slides 10, 11, 12, 13
Boehmer Lake, Texas
* Unnatural body of water continually fed by an orphaned oil well, drilled into the San Andres Aquifer roughly half a century ago by wildcatters. Named Boehmer “Lake,” this body of water emits a nauseating smell, surrounded by dead vegetation encased in salt crystals. It is now a slow land sink disturbing a country road and threatening the ground water in Pecos County, Texas.
Funded in Part by the Gibian-Rosewater Traveling Research Award