100 Gallons

This piece began with 100 gallons of white paint poured and layered across a 30-by-10-foot plastic tarp on the ground. Once fully dried, the massive sheet of paint was peeled up and hung on the gallery wall, spilling outward and asserting its own physical presence. Over time, gravity took over, and the work stretched and ultimately collapsed under its own weight. The piece embraced impermanence, allowing failure and change to become part of the artwork itself, a quiet reminder that even solidified materials continue to move, shift, and surrender.