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This is the video piece from my recent gallery installation at WorkSound. It’s a comedic stop-motion involving my other metal sculpture pieces. Enjoy.

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Worksound present a gallery of video and sculpture accompanied by music.
(Come check out dabblings in both and have a great SE time)

When?

Opening - Friday 4/4/2008, 6pm

Who?

Artists: Max Kirchoff (Max is NOW!), Allan Bailey, Misia Pitkin, Shannon McClure, April Dawn, Ryan Dunn, Cain Hendricks, Celso, and sound installation by Phillip Kruse & Alex Smith

Opening Night Music: Better Home and Gardens, Da’rel Junior, and Shaped Like Sharks

I’ll buy you a beer for every friend you bring! maybe.

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Another organic item I attempted to juxtapose inorganically. This is a anatomical horse heart, to scale 1:1.  It includes the main parts of the heart that I have since forgotten the names of, as well as the main Aorta. Perhaps one day I will have it transplanted into my chest.

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Albeit this piece is not my best in form, it is my best in concept. I wanted to configure an extremely organic activity into an inorganic medium. While this is not as mechanical as one could get, I thought the nature of the sheet metal carried the task rather well. This piece is lost as of 2007, after being displayed at CSUF’s rotating gallery and then disappearing.

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Aptly named after the dragon-woman who inspired it, this piece is another one about a girl.

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Originally displayed together, then later separately, these two figures were the birth into my new generation of metal work. Their shapes, distinctly human, however their intricacies distinctly mechanical; they served to negotiate my own philosophical delusions. They will always be two of my favorite sculptures.

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A piece I did during the summer of 2006. More of a reaction to my other piece, “Lovers”, this was created from my current unspoken emotional state. This piece is also lost.

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Like most things, about a girl.

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This is a piece I built for my mother in 2005. I was quite poor at the time and was avoiding purchasing a gift for Mother’s day. It turned out she loved this more than anything I had bought her. This piece is now lost somewhere in southern Missouri after a tornado in 2006 that struck my parents home.

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This was a special sculpture I created for the owners/creators of The Original Seatbeltbag during the winter of 2006. I worked for them doing a lot of freelance design and video work and thanked them in a marriage of my own careful sculpting and their ingenious design.