“Small Pleasures” is designed for the facade of the Ulrich Museum of Art (Wichita, KS) in place of Joan Miro’s monumental mosaic Personnages Oiseaux. Miro’s mural is under restoration from 2012 through 2016. The installation consists of a pixelated print on a billboard-sized banner covering the facade, a small waterproof display case mounted in the middle of the banner, and two telescopes installed across the street for the viewing of miniature works displayed in the case. Here are the images of my sculptures inside the display case.

At the Rainforest Art Foundation until June 2nd 2014

Preview of some of the works! Come see for yourself here.

Title of Installation: Your Story is my Map, Your Map is my Story. Mixed Media Installation, 2014.

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Supersymmetry and Superpartners (another kind of rotational motion that simply would not exist in a purely classical universe), 2014
Mixed-Media Installation
(Eridanus and Horologium constellation maps, acrylic shelves, green nylon cord, book parts, fur, bark, beads, jewels, stones, twine, blue pigment, coins, animal bones, light bulbs, cabinets, feathers, brushes, bolts, screws, watch hands, nails, anatomical drawings)

Opening Reception February 2 2014, 3:00pm – 5:00pm

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Curator:  Luchia Meihua Lee

Artists: MIYA ANDO, TODD GAVIN, KAY H. LIN, PEY CHWEN LIN, JEREMIAH TEIPEN, SARAH WALKO, XI FEI, MARLENE TSENG YU, HAI ZHANG

Raising the Temperature addresses contemporary artistic response to observed anthropogenic challenges to the environment. No one is external to the social and cultural context of life. The environmental crisis is the result of decades of commitment to the priority of material value to the exclusion of cultural change and sustainability. Human survival demands a reconfiguration of lifestyle in the context of a re-estimation of global values in Eco-preference.  The words Raising the Temperature are a metaphor for this issue which is the responsibility of us all.

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