installation art

R A Y L E N E

G O R U M

Installations

Installations are my passion. They provide the opportunity to inject art into the fabric of daily life. Many of my installations dramatize this by layering artwork over windows or other reflective surfaces thus provoking spatial perceptions and the limiting concept of a canvas.

Jardin

A dynamic geometric garden livens the tech company's headquarters in Downtown San Francisco, CA

Jardin detail

Many of the patterns are adaptations of tessellated origami crease patterns created by Eric Gjerde, paper ninja.

Ray Gorum

Perfect selfie wall

Jardin

Art for cool tech companies

Jardin

A fresh look at Flower Power

Jardin

Slip into a cosmic daydream...

Jardin

A dynamic geometric garden livens the tech company's headquarters in Downtown San Francisco, CA

Jardin detail

Many of the patterns are adaptations of tessellated origami crease patterns created by Eric Gjerde, paper ninja.

Ray Gorum

Perfect selfie wall

Jardin

Art for cool tech companies

Jardin

A fresh look at Flower Power

Jardin

Slip into a cosmic daydream...

Jardin - for Social Code HQ in San Francisco, CA

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Possibility Dragon spans 40' and winds through this beautiful architecture firm. The scales are made of an I Ching hexagram (the ancient Chinese Book of Changes). The mouth holds the undistorted legend.

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Two parts of the Possibility Dragon

Here we see the body of the dragon turning the corner down the hallway in the distance and the head presiding over the conference room.

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dragon-libby

0044.Oakland.Lowney Architecture

0049.Oakland.Lowney Architecture

0013.Oakland.Lowney Architecture

Possibility Dragon spans 40' and winds through this beautiful architecture firm. The scales are made of an I Ching hexagram (the ancient Chinese Book of Changes). The mouth holds the undistorted legend.

0045.Oakland.Lowney Architecture

Two parts of the Possibility Dragon

Here we see the body of the dragon turning the corner down the hallway in the distance and the head presiding over the conference room.

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i ching reading

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Possibility Dragon - for Mayor Schaaf w Lowney Arch. Oakland, CA

Portrait of Oshun

"Portrait of Oshun" depicts the Goddess of Water, Fertility and Love as an elemental water bearing force. The dancing "clouds" were lit from within the cathedral and without to create a crepuscular ray effect.

Portrait of Oshun

Daytime view of installation in the Cathedral at Agapolis where this piece was created during my six week residency with Building 180.

cloud clusters

The shapes shifted subtly while suspended allowing shadow, light and reflections to dance and the mind to wander.

Raylene Gorum under the clouds

photos by Jim Vetter

Tory Teasley performing

My fellow cohort and I created complimentary pieces honoring Oshun in the Cathedral space at Agapolis.
The performance had many people moved to tears. Rains came shortly after and calmed Northern California's fires. I think Oshun was present.

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Portrait of Oshun

watery reflection

from the reflective vinyl

Blesses (outside)

I created a second piece during my residency just for fun. "Blesses" is a modern stained-glass piece, also inspired by the goddess movement and the spirit of the mountain.

Blesses (interior)

20' x 6' vinyl on window

Blesses

Modern stained-glass piece where our sacred figure's face and hands are featureless, save for patterns.

Blesses (detail)

Adrinkra patterns make up the hands and face of our sacred figure.

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Color palette inspired by the redwood dense site.

Blesses (detail)

Many hands imply time passing and the non-human nature of our sacred figure. Here they hold the void from which every living possibility arises.

Blesses at Agapolis

Blesses shadow play

Shadows are my favorite part about working on windows.

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Shadow patterns ready to dance on passersby

Portrait of Oshun

"Portrait of Oshun" depicts the Goddess of Water, Fertility and Love as an elemental water bearing force. The dancing "clouds" were lit from within the cathedral and without to create a crepuscular ray effect.

Portrait of Oshun

Daytime view of installation in the Cathedral at Agapolis where this piece was created during my six week residency with Building 180.

cloud clusters

The shapes shifted subtly while suspended allowing shadow, light and reflections to dance and the mind to wander.

Raylene Gorum under the clouds

photos by Jim Vetter

Tory Teasley performing

My fellow cohort and I created complimentary pieces honoring Oshun in the Cathedral space at Agapolis.
The performance had many people moved to tears. Rains came shortly after and calmed Northern California's fires. I think Oshun was present.

IMG_9824 - Copy

Portrait of Oshun

watery reflection

from the reflective vinyl

Blesses (outside)

I created a second piece during my residency just for fun. "Blesses" is a modern stained-glass piece, also inspired by the goddess movement and the spirit of the mountain.

Blesses (interior)

20' x 6' vinyl on window

Blesses

Modern stained-glass piece where our sacred figure's face and hands are featureless, save for patterns.

Blesses (detail)

Adrinkra patterns make up the hands and face of our sacred figure.

Blesses (detail)

Color palette inspired by the redwood dense site.

Blesses (detail)

Many hands imply time passing and the non-human nature of our sacred figure. Here they hold the void from which every living possibility arises.

Blesses at Agapolis

Blesses shadow play

Shadows are my favorite part about working on windows.

shadow tattoos

Shadow patterns ready to dance on passersby

"Portrait of Oshun" and "Blesses" for Agapolis in Portola Valley, CA

Exterior view

Night view from State Street. Dogfight honors the building's history as a propeller factory in WWII.
Recycled high school gym floor and equipment installed.

Dogfight corner intersection

The aerodynamic patterns intertwine as the Corsair jets take flight over window and wall.

Dogfight overall

Vinyl on window and wall. 12' x 38'. 2016.
Dogfight honors the Corsair building's history as a propeller factory during WWII.

Aerodynamic pattern

Flight paths and colors cross as Dogfight traces Corsair jets through basic fighting maneuvers across window and wall.

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The jets jump out across New Haven's busy State Street.
The red and blue aerodynamic splay pattern overlays with the wall beyond and creates shadow play day and night.

Historic Corsair jet detail

Dogfight-signature block

The signature block highlights the innovation of the folded wing as these planes were used in combat from air craft carriers for the first time.

Jets reimerging

Across torqued aerodynamic patterns

Jetting out over State Street

The installation jumps across to the windows, energizing State Street New Haven, CT

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Basic Fighting Manuevers

Initial BFM studies

Exterior view

Night view from State Street. Dogfight honors the building's history as a propeller factory in WWII.
Recycled high school gym floor and equipment installed.

Dogfight corner intersection

The aerodynamic patterns intertwine as the Corsair jets take flight over window and wall.

Dogfight overall

Vinyl on window and wall. 12' x 38'. 2016.
Dogfight honors the Corsair building's history as a propeller factory during WWII.

Aerodynamic pattern

Flight paths and colors cross as Dogfight traces Corsair jets through basic fighting maneuvers across window and wall.

Gorum-Dogfight-street

The jets jump out across New Haven's busy State Street.
The red and blue aerodynamic splay pattern overlays with the wall beyond and creates shadow play day and night.

Historic Corsair jet detail

Dogfight-signature block

The signature block highlights the innovation of the folded wing as these planes were used in combat from air craft carriers for the first time.

Jets reimerging

Across torqued aerodynamic patterns

Jetting out over State Street

The installation jumps across to the windows, energizing State Street New Haven, CT

swooping-detail

Basic Fighting Manuevers

Initial BFM studies

Dogfight - Permanent installation for the Corsair Building, New Haven CT

Star Sailor at Onizuka Crossing

Ellison Onizuka was a Japanese American astronaut from Kealakekua, Hawaii who died in the destruction of the Space Shuttle Challenger on January 28, 1986. This art piece is named “Star Sailor” (from the roots of the word ‘astronaut’) to pay homage to Ellison Onizuka's love of deep sea fishing, his home state of Hawaii, and his achievements with NASA. This piece explores the parallel harmonies of the deep sea and deep space through Col. Onizuka’s relationship to them.

Hōkūleʻa detail

Star Sailor celebrates the long history of braveHawaiian pioneers with a depiction of the Hōkūleʻa (a voyaging canoe built to revive the centuries-old tradition of Polynesian exploration) ready for lift-off across a rainbow horizon (for Hawaii, the Rainbow State).

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Resident participation included children as young as three and retired veterans. They added vinyl birds to the piece and shared stories of Hawaii, deep sea fishing and military service.

Star Sailor for Ellison Onizuka

12' x 20' mural with vinyl

"Star Sailor" for Ellison Onizuka

Both Japanese and Hawaiian cultures have strong relationships with fish as omens of abundance, so they follow the ships in the piece as tribute to Ellison Onizuka’s successes and passions.

Onizuka's native Hawaiian Islands

Space Shuttle in a tessellated sky

The Space Shuttle Challenger orbits in a heavenly field of stars above to honor the seven astronauts lost on its final mission.

onizuka participation

A tribute to Onizuka as well as to the history of brave deep sea explorers and their deep space exploring counterparts.

Mural for Ellison Onizuka

Star Sailor at Onizuka Crossing

Ellison Onizuka was a Japanese American astronaut from Kealakekua, Hawaii who died in the destruction of the Space Shuttle Challenger on January 28, 1986. This art piece is named “Star Sailor” (from the roots of the word ‘astronaut’) to pay homage to Ellison Onizuka's love of deep sea fishing, his home state of Hawaii, and his achievements with NASA. This piece explores the parallel harmonies of the deep sea and deep space through Col. Onizuka’s relationship to them.

Hōkūleʻa detail

Star Sailor celebrates the long history of braveHawaiian pioneers with a depiction of the Hōkūleʻa (a voyaging canoe built to revive the centuries-old tradition of Polynesian exploration) ready for lift-off across a rainbow horizon (for Hawaii, the Rainbow State).

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Resident participation included children as young as three and retired veterans. They added vinyl birds to the piece and shared stories of Hawaii, deep sea fishing and military service.

Star Sailor for Ellison Onizuka

12' x 20' mural with vinyl

"Star Sailor" for Ellison Onizuka

Both Japanese and Hawaiian cultures have strong relationships with fish as omens of abundance, so they follow the ships in the piece as tribute to Ellison Onizuka’s successes and passions.

Onizuka's native Hawaiian Islands

Space Shuttle in a tessellated sky

The Space Shuttle Challenger orbits in a heavenly field of stars above to honor the seven astronauts lost on its final mission.

onizuka participation

A tribute to Onizuka as well as to the history of brave deep sea explorers and their deep space exploring counterparts.

Mural for Ellison Onizuka

Star Sailor - Onizuka Crossing, Sunnyvale, CA

Phases detail

This 47' long installation covered the facade and interior wall of Art Works Downtown.
It tracked the moon and tides throughout the exhibition and could be read as a clock. The roman numerals here depict the 24hr clock and zero tide.

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"Phases" charts the phases of the moon and tides for the duration of the exhibition.
Here "Skychart" chronicles the night constellations and casts a huge shadow above "Phases"

AWD shadow overlay

Daytime interior shadows animate the installation.

AWD thru window

The tidal chart and moon phase log is visible from within and without.
Certain angles amplify the Japanese woodblock inspired pattern.

AWD Phases

9' shown out of 47' long installation. This portion is vinyl on plexiglass.
Phases traces the relationship between the tidal buldge, the moon and time.

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5' x 47' Vinyl on window and wall.

"Phases" charts the phases of the moon and tides for the duration of the exhibition.

AWD Outside-night

Night shadows grace 4th Street San Rafael as Phases covers 47' of window and wall at the Art Works Downtown Gallery.

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Phases crosses from facade to interior wall covering 47'

AWD skychart

48" x 48" Vinyl on acylic
Skychart floats in the middle of the space and chronicles the evening constellations.

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Phases crosses from facade to interior wall covering 47'

AWD interior-clock

"Phases" can be read like a clock (roman numerals indicate 24 hours as well as zero foot tide) to determine the tide and moon cycle throughout the duration of the installation.

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Exterior view of Phases

"Phases" can be read like a clock (roman numerals indicate 24 hours as well as zero foot tide) to determine the tide and moon cycle throughout the duration of the installation.

4th Street

Window corner with interior wall behind

Phases and Skychart

"Phases" charts the phases of the moon and tides for the duration of the exhibition.
Here "Skychart" chronicles the night constellations and casts a huge shadow above "Phases"

Phases and Artemis Moon

"Phases" charts the phases of the moon and tides for the duration of the exhibition.
Here the August moon is rendered with the goddess of the moon, Artemis using vinyl on mirror.

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Phases detail

This 47' long installation covered the facade and interior wall of Art Works Downtown.
It tracked the moon and tides throughout the exhibition and could be read as a clock. The roman numerals here depict the 24hr clock and zero tide.

AWD killershadow

"Phases" charts the phases of the moon and tides for the duration of the exhibition.
Here "Skychart" chronicles the night constellations and casts a huge shadow above "Phases"

AWD shadow overlay

Daytime interior shadows animate the installation.

AWD thru window

The tidal chart and moon phase log is visible from within and without.
Certain angles amplify the Japanese woodblock inspired pattern.

AWD Phases

9' shown out of 47' long installation. This portion is vinyl on plexiglass.
Phases traces the relationship between the tidal buldge, the moon and time.

AWD full storefront

5' x 47' Vinyl on window and wall.

"Phases" charts the phases of the moon and tides for the duration of the exhibition.

AWD Outside-night

Night shadows grace 4th Street San Rafael as Phases covers 47' of window and wall at the Art Works Downtown Gallery.

AWD-window-wall

Phases crosses from facade to interior wall covering 47'

AWD skychart

48" x 48" Vinyl on acylic
Skychart floats in the middle of the space and chronicles the evening constellations.

AWD wall to window

Phases crosses from facade to interior wall covering 47'

AWD interior-clock

"Phases" can be read like a clock (roman numerals indicate 24 hours as well as zero foot tide) to determine the tide and moon cycle throughout the duration of the installation.

AWD leftside

Exterior view of Phases

"Phases" can be read like a clock (roman numerals indicate 24 hours as well as zero foot tide) to determine the tide and moon cycle throughout the duration of the installation.

4th Street

Window corner with interior wall behind

Phases and Skychart

"Phases" charts the phases of the moon and tides for the duration of the exhibition.
Here "Skychart" chronicles the night constellations and casts a huge shadow above "Phases"

Phases and Artemis Moon

"Phases" charts the phases of the moon and tides for the duration of the exhibition.
Here the August moon is rendered with the goddess of the moon, Artemis using vinyl on mirror.

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Phases - Installation and Solo Exhibition with Art Works Downtown. San Rafael, CA

Knot Language

"Knot Language" is a 35' x 7' installation created in vinyl especially for the Sausalito Library. Knots predate the written word as keepers of stories and important information. One could argue that they were the original books of a sort.

Blood Knot

Each of the 5' walls between the windows featured maritime knots

Knot Language at night

Exterior evening shot of the piece glowing from behind

Celtic Knot

The controlled linework in contrast with the organic tree lines beyond.

Knot Language at night

The piece had a different life day to night

Quipu from Peru

The oldest knot depicted was used by Incas to track regional taxes and census

Quipu in the day

Record keeping Incan knot contrasts with redwood trees beyond

Community installation

This temporary piece came together with the help of many treasured community volunteers

Knot Language at night

Sausalito Library after horus

Knot Language backlit

Exploring the history of storytelling through knots in the library.

Ten Accord Knot

A chinese good luck knot connects to the rest of the installation with maritime knots on either side

Ten Accord Knot at night

Mathematical Torus Knot

The newest knot, this is an eight directional torus and representative of the future relevance of knot theory.

Torus Knot at night

Mathematical knot overlaid with another pattern. Two colors of vinyl.

Raylene Gorum installation artist

I spend a lot of time on ladders, working with knives.

Knot Language

"Knot Language" is a 35' x 7' installation created in vinyl especially for the Sausalito Library. Knots predate the written word as keepers of stories and important information. One could argue that they were the original books of a sort.

Blood Knot

Each of the 5' walls between the windows featured maritime knots

Knot Language at night

Exterior evening shot of the piece glowing from behind

Celtic Knot

The controlled linework in contrast with the organic tree lines beyond.

Knot Language at night

The piece had a different life day to night

Quipu from Peru

The oldest knot depicted was used by Incas to track regional taxes and census

Quipu in the day

Record keeping Incan knot contrasts with redwood trees beyond

Community installation

This temporary piece came together with the help of many treasured community volunteers

Knot Language at night

Sausalito Library after horus

Knot Language backlit

Exploring the history of storytelling through knots in the library.

Ten Accord Knot

A chinese good luck knot connects to the rest of the installation with maritime knots on either side

Ten Accord Knot at night

Mathematical Torus Knot

The newest knot, this is an eight directional torus and representative of the future relevance of knot theory.

Torus Knot at night

Mathematical knot overlaid with another pattern. Two colors of vinyl.

Raylene Gorum installation artist

I spend a lot of time on ladders, working with knives.

Knot Language - Installation at the Sausalito Library. Sausalito, CA

Into the Valley of Heart's Delight

A dance with reflections with patterns inspired by the circulatory system.
This piece was commissioned to be the heart of the building for young professional residents.

Secondary lighting effect

8' x 75' x 1' vinyl on plexiglass panels set into custom tracks one foot in front of recessed mirrors. Custom lighting.

Tresser Building, Stamford CT

Philip Koether Architects and Perkins Eastman

one of three recessed niches

Here we see one of three 8' x 25' x 1' niches and a partial view of the rich reflections created by the layered work.

Infinity effect

Mirrors on both sides of room amplify pattern immersion

Patterns layered over mirrors

This piece is inspired by the circulatory system and uses hemoglobin molecule shapes to generate patterns.

Various density

Users can choose how much of themselves they prefer to see when working out.

Construction picture

"Into the Valley of Heart's Delight" at the Tresser Building in CT..work in progress

Custom lighting

Special lighting included for users to customize experience

Musculature

Pattern variation at the Tresser Building luxury residential fitness room

Layer one, directly on the mirro

The recessed niche before the second layer of acrylic patterned panels are floated in front.

Into the Valley of Heart's Delight

A 75' installation in the Fitness Room at the Tresser Building in Stamford, CT

Partial view of 75' installation

Mirrored niches before next layer of patterned acrylic panels are added. Mirror on walls behind amplified effect.

Special lighting

There are many ways for users to customize their experience.

Infinity effect

Vinyl on mirror with mirror behind.

Tresser Building Infinity Room

Mirrors on both sides of the Fitness Room amplify vibrant patterns inspired by the circulatory system

Light dance

Reflections play a key part of the work

WIP

Reflections abound

Amplified patterns - vinyl on acrylic and mirror designed for an immersive experience

Into the Valley of Heart's Delight

A dance with reflections with patterns inspired by the circulatory system.
This piece was commissioned to be the heart of the building for young professional residents.

Secondary lighting effect

8' x 75' x 1' vinyl on plexiglass panels set into custom tracks one foot in front of recessed mirrors. Custom lighting.

Tresser Building, Stamford CT

Philip Koether Architects and Perkins Eastman

one of three recessed niches

Here we see one of three 8' x 25' x 1' niches and a partial view of the rich reflections created by the layered work.

Infinity effect

Mirrors on both sides of room amplify pattern immersion

Patterns layered over mirrors

This piece is inspired by the circulatory system and uses hemoglobin molecule shapes to generate patterns.

Various density

Users can choose how much of themselves they prefer to see when working out.

Construction picture

"Into the Valley of Heart's Delight" at the Tresser Building in CT..work in progress

Custom lighting

Special lighting included for users to customize experience

Musculature

Pattern variation at the Tresser Building luxury residential fitness room

Layer one, directly on the mirro

The recessed niche before the second layer of acrylic patterned panels are floated in front.

Into the Valley of Heart's Delight

A 75' installation in the Fitness Room at the Tresser Building in Stamford, CT

Partial view of 75' installation

Mirrored niches before next layer of patterned acrylic panels are added. Mirror on walls behind amplified effect.

Special lighting

There are many ways for users to customize their experience.

Infinity effect

Vinyl on mirror with mirror behind.

Tresser Building Infinity Room

Mirrors on both sides of the Fitness Room amplify vibrant patterns inspired by the circulatory system

Light dance

Reflections play a key part of the work

WIP

Reflections abound

Amplified patterns - vinyl on acrylic and mirror designed for an immersive experience

Into the Valley of Heart's Delight - Stamford, CT

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Reforesting Midtown - 164' of 53rd Street NY

Brooklyn Ivy - Northside Piers, Williamsburg, NYC

Daydreaming in the Valley of Heart'sDelight Pt 2 - Ridgewood Times, Queens

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"Cassandra"

Part of "Activate Market Street" with Gallery Aferro and Newark Arts Council.

"Cassandra" in process

Interior close up of vinyl being installed on two stories of windows. Part of "Activate Market Street" with Gallery Aferro in Newark, NJ.

Cassandra-detail

Cassandra the soothsaying figure in Greek mythology who tried to warn of impending tragedy but was cursed to never be believed.
Hurricane Sandy forewarns us of the impact of climate change.

Cassandra and the snakes

Hands to her lips, Cassandra sees the future but sadly will not be believed. Around her swarms fallout from the storm.
Hurricane Sandy gave us iconic images of floating furniture, stalled airplanes and a megalopolis crippled by flooding and power outages.

"Cassandra"

Interior view looking out to busy intersection below.
Part of "Activate Market Street" with Gallery Aferro and Newark Arts Council.

"Cassandra"

Street level mythological Cassandra figure with whispering serpents, floating furniture and images of airplanes stalled at Newark Airport during Hurricane Sandy.
A part of "Activate Market Street" with Gallery Aferro and Newark Arts Council.

"Cassandra"

Post Hurricane Sandy. Two story vinyl image of waves crashing over Newark, NJ.
Part of "Activate Market Street" with Gallery Aferro and Newark Arts Council.

"Cassandra"

interior detail

"Cassandra"

Vinyl waves on window, sunset behind

doubleshadow

Big Japanese woodblock style waves crashed over the two story building.
Installed with Gallery Aferro as a part of "Activate Market Street" with the Newark Arts Council.

"Cassandra"

"Cassandra"

Interior detail referencing the floating roller coaster post Hurricane Sandy.

"Cassandra"

Panoramic image by Vivian Chin

"Cassandra"

Street level mythological Cassandra figure with whispering serpents, floating furniture and images of airplanes stalled at Newark Airport during Hurricane Sandy.
A part of "Activate Market Street" with Gallery Aferro and Newark Arts Council.

"Cassandra"

Street level interior view

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"Cassandra"

Part of "Activate Market Street" with Gallery Aferro and Newark Arts Council.

"Cassandra" in process

Interior close up of vinyl being installed on two stories of windows. Part of "Activate Market Street" with Gallery Aferro in Newark, NJ.

Cassandra-detail

Cassandra the soothsaying figure in Greek mythology who tried to warn of impending tragedy but was cursed to never be believed.
Hurricane Sandy forewarns us of the impact of climate change.

Cassandra and the snakes

Hands to her lips, Cassandra sees the future but sadly will not be believed. Around her swarms fallout from the storm.
Hurricane Sandy gave us iconic images of floating furniture, stalled airplanes and a megalopolis crippled by flooding and power outages.

"Cassandra"

Interior view looking out to busy intersection below.
Part of "Activate Market Street" with Gallery Aferro and Newark Arts Council.

"Cassandra"

Street level mythological Cassandra figure with whispering serpents, floating furniture and images of airplanes stalled at Newark Airport during Hurricane Sandy.
A part of "Activate Market Street" with Gallery Aferro and Newark Arts Council.

"Cassandra"

Post Hurricane Sandy. Two story vinyl image of waves crashing over Newark, NJ.
Part of "Activate Market Street" with Gallery Aferro and Newark Arts Council.

"Cassandra"

interior detail

"Cassandra"

Vinyl waves on window, sunset behind

doubleshadow

Big Japanese woodblock style waves crashed over the two story building.
Installed with Gallery Aferro as a part of "Activate Market Street" with the Newark Arts Council.

"Cassandra"

"Cassandra"

Interior detail referencing the floating roller coaster post Hurricane Sandy.

"Cassandra"

Panoramic image by Vivian Chin

"Cassandra"

Street level mythological Cassandra figure with whispering serpents, floating furniture and images of airplanes stalled at Newark Airport during Hurricane Sandy.
A part of "Activate Market Street" with Gallery Aferro and Newark Arts Council.

"Cassandra"