By cutting two boards into an 'X', beveling the edges and swapping opposite pairs, I have made a piece that projects off the wall, and contains the inverse pieces of the other. This structure is the basis for the series. I am exploring how far one can push the artifice of paint and glitter in combination with a raw quality of wood or paint.  Maintaining the dimensions of a board, points to its origins as a board. This is something I look at everyday but never studied. I like the honesty of ending where I began.

Inverse 18
2019
paint on pine and barn siding
72x11x3"

sold

Inverse 9, 8 & 4
2019
silver spray paint on painted ply, barn wood and ribbed pine
41x5.5x2" each
Inverse 12
2019
paint on pine and barn wood
68x8.25x2"
Inverse 12, detail
2019
paint on pine and barn wood
68x8.25x2
Inverse 9 & 8
2019
silver spray paint on painted ply and found wood
41x5.5x2"
Inverse 7 & 6
2019
silver spray paint on painted ply, ribbed pine, and maple
41x5.5x2"
sold
Inverse 4,2,3,1,
2019
silver spray paint, glitter on painted ply and ribbed pine
41x5.5x2"
sold
Inverse 15
2019
glitter and paint on ribbed pine and barn siding
11x17x3"

sold

Inverse 17 & 15
2019
glitter and paint on ribbed pine and barn siding
25x72x3"
sold
Inverse 14
2019
paint on pine and ambrosia maple
8.25x67x2
Inverse 16
2019
glitter and paint on ribbed pine and barn siding
11x72x3"
Inverse Series 19 & 20
2021
painted ribbed pine and barn siding
each is 47x10x3