SCROLL DOWN TO SEE THE NEW "PORTALS" BODY OF WORK! The Katrina Collection is a series of mixed media assemblages which incorporate storm debris from Hurricanes Katrina and Gustav. There are approximately 1000 pieces in the collection to date, so most of the pieces are in the archives, located on the right hand side of the poage-just scroll down a little bit.
I Thought of God was fashioned from a fragment of a piece of yard art which I dug out of a debris pilenext to an antique store, two pieces of scrap plywood, a Mexican window guard, a fork, a letter opener, and fragments from an old light fixture. The title is from an entry in the Horn Island logs of Walter Anderson. 39" x 39" SOLD
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"Northeast Quadra nt" from The Katrina Collection The Katrina Collection is a series of mixed media assemblages which incorpor...
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Copper Cross is composed from a rusty metal cross, a bent copper picture frame, a cabinet door and a charger. 15" x 16" SOLD
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"Northeast Quadra nt" from The Katrina Collection The Katrina Collection is a series of mixed media assemblages which incorpor...
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This is a 20 minute film about my work. It focuses on The Katrina Collection, and plans for the second stage of The Labat Project. Click o...
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