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 "mea culpa" (background) and "te absolvat" (foreground) installation, 4’x8’x5’ (dimension of self-contained blackbox) and 3.5'x5'x2.5', 2014 |  "te absolvat", detail, 3.5'x5'x2.5', 2014 |  "te absolvat", detail, 3.5'x5'x2.5', 2014 |
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 "te absolvat", detail, 3.5'x5'x2.5', 2014 |  "te absolvat", detail, 3.5'x5'x2.5', 2014 |  "mea culpa", 4’x8’x5’ (dimension of self-contained blackbox), 2014 |
 "mea culpa", 4’x8’x5’ (dimension of self-contained blackbox), 2014 |  "mea culpa", 4’x8’x5’ (dimension of self-contained blackbox), 2014 |  "mea culpa", 4’x8’x5’ (dimension of self-contained blackbox), 2014 |
 "mea culpa", 4’x8’x5’ (dimension of self-contained blackbox), 2014 |  "mea culpa", 4’x8’x5’ (dimension of self-contained blackbox), 2014 |  "mea culpa", 4’x8’x5’ (dimension of self-contained blackbox), 2014 |
"mea culpa" installation, sculpture detail
Medium: plastic phallic cross, LED bulb, motor, microcontroller, found object, fabric, wood, hardware, audio
"mea culpa" and "te absolvat" explore the paradox where faith is no longer the focus of religion, germane particularly to the Catholic Church and the purview of the public. Regardless of ones faith, how does one forgive the unforgivable? Does one need to?
"mea culpa" installation, sculpture and shadow detail
Medium: plastic phallic cross, LED bulb, motor, microcontroller, found object, fabric, wood, hardware, audio
Animated proof of concept for "mea culpa" installation
Medium: 3D models and animation created in Autodesk Maya
Animated proof of concept for "mea culpa" installation
Medium: 3D models and animation created in Autodesk Maya
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