Locally donated domestic linens, paint, marker, rope, and clothespins - varying dimensions. Installation depicted is Phase III of the project, 11' x 11' x 200', and exhibited on a former Navy dock with hundreds of portraits arranged in succession according to size.
Filmed and Edited by Discovery Hill Production's David Rey. Music by the Montauk Project.
Locally donated domestic linens, paint, marker, rope, and clothespins - varying dimensions. Installation depicted is Phase III of the project, 11' x 11' x 200', and exhibited on a former Navy dock with hundreds of portraits arranged in succession according to size.
Locally donated domestic linens, paint, marker, rope, and clothespins - varying dimensions. Installation depicted is Phase III of the project, 11' x 11' x 200', and exhibited on a former Navy dock with hundreds of portraits arranged in succession according to size.
The last portrait displayed in the succession of hundreds installed on a former Navy dock, this painting is of a young man post-mortem. His mother asked to have his portrait included among the rest of the town - it became the crown jewel of the installation - only being displayed in the final exhibition.
Locally donated domestic linens, paint, marker, rope, and clothespins - varying dimensions. Installation depicted is Phase III of the project, 11' x 11' x 200', and exhibited on a former Navy dock with hundreds of portraits arranged in succession according to size.
Locally donated domestic linens, paint, marker, rope, and clothespins - varying dimensions. Installation depicted is Phase III of the project, 11' x 11' x 200', and exhibited on a former Navy dock with hundreds of portraits arranged in succession according to size.
The last portrait displayed in the succession of hundreds installed on a former Navy dock, this painting is of a young man post-mortem. His mother asked to have his portrait included among the rest of the town - it became the crown jewel of the installation - only being displayed in the final exhibition.
The portrait of the deceased fisherman flew over his family as a flag, while his remains were scattered into the sea, per the request of his mother.
Dawn, the morning after the installation, with out the strong southeast winds. This portrait and mono-print are of Phil Berg, a local sober companion. Donated linens, water based paint, marker, rope, and clothespins.
A collection of 12 donated household linens, used as drop cloths and a reprieve from painting blue faces, these linens eventually became the work 'Deer & Artemis', traveling the world on residency and exhibited in their various stages of development.
Over 150 individual mono-prints (seconds) of the original portraits. Cloth banner, water based paints, rope, lumber, and lobster clips, 110" x 48" x 6".
Over 150 individual mono-prints (seconds) of the original portraits. Cloth banner, water based paints, rope, lumber, and lobster clips, 110" x 48" x 6".
Over 150 individual mono-prints (seconds) of the original portraits. Cloth banner, water based paints, rope, lumber, and lobster clips, 110" x 48" x 6".
Over 150 individual mono-prints (seconds) of the original portraits. Cloth banner, water based paints, rope, lumber, and lobster clips, 110" x 48" x 6".
Installation of Leviathan at the neighboring town of Amagansett's Historical Society. Cloth, water based paints, rope, clothespins, and safety pins, 110’ x 30’
Installation of Leviathan at the neighboring town of Amagansett's Historical Society. Cloth, water based paints, rope, clothespins, and safety pins, 110’ x 30’
Installation of Leviathan at the neighboring town of Amagansett's Historical Society. Cloth, water based paints, rope, clothespins, and safety pins, 110’ x 30’
Portrait of Pat, vintage hand towel, water based paint, marker. 10" x 16".
Installation at the Montauk Playhouse Community Foundation for the Diamond in the Rough Gala. 150 portraits on locally sourced fabric and a 100' fabric scroll housing 140 individual mono prints. Cloth, water based paints, rope, clothespins, and safety pins. 120’ x 40’ x 9’
The first installation of 'Leviathan: The Montauk Portrait Project' - a total 77 portraits of the local residents of the fishing town of Montauk, NY. It was installed along the jetty in honor of the Blessing of the Fleet - a religious ceremony that honors the lives of those lost at sea. Cloth, water based paints, rope, clothespins, and safety pins. 85' x 35' x 12'
The first installation of 'Leviathan: The Montauk Portrait Project' - a total 77 portraits of the local residents of the fishing town of Montauk, NY. It was installed along the jetty in honor of the Blessing of the Fleet - a religious ceremony that honors the lives of those lost at sea. Cloth, water based paints, rope, clothespins, and safety pins. 85' x 35' x 12'
The first installation of 'Leviathan: The Montauk Portrait Project' - a total 77 portraits of the local residents of the fishing town of Montauk, NY. It was installed along the jetty in honor of the Blessing of the Fleet - a religious ceremony that honors the lives of those lost at sea. Cloth, water based paints, rope, clothespins, and safety pins. 85' x 35' x 12'
The first installation of 'Leviathan: The Montauk Portrait Project' - a total 77 portraits of the local residents of the fishing town of Montauk, NY. It was installed along the jetty in honor of the Blessing of the Fleet - a religious ceremony that honors the lives of those lost at sea. Cloth, water based paints, rope, clothespins, and safety pins. 85' x 35' x 12'
