Harmony Korine 'Trash Humpers' Award Video - CPH:DOX 2009

ashland warehouse

DSC_0156, originally uploaded by EL GYRE.

This is the beginning of my viscom book project. I am going to replicate this wall, or maybe the roof, not sure yet, print on grey felt to add texture. still in the idea stage right now.

waste managment

this seems manageable...

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why is there so much stuff in the world? and why am i obsessed with this question.

blurb for x media class

Heather Ackroyd and Dan Harvey use grass to give life to buildings and photographs. By attaching a living, growing moss to the exterior of structures, they make the exterior a dynamic living entity for the public. They have said the work is "a reminder of rolling fields in the midst of the city." They have created images on grass manipulating the process of photosynthesis using stencils and UV lamps. the process is the most interesting part, and is very similar to the porcess of enlarging a photo. A negative image is projected on to the grass in a darkroom. the grass, which is engineered to have stronger pigmentation, is exposed to the image for several days. the image apperas in the grass due to the pigmentation of chlorphyl.
Other Works
LIFE DRAWING
FLY TOWER
SUPERNATURAL (AFTER DI COSIMO)
i found these while i was researching for this.

the wavewheels

i haven't sketched this out yet, but these are installed waves that have water wheels on the other side to utilize the power of the waves.

is it enough?

can i just like something and make it different and it be art because it looks cool? or is that not enough. i don't feel the need to explain myself. maybe because i don't know how.