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The Surveyor
18.5” x 14.5” x 3”
The Surveyor bridges calculation and recollection. Measuring instruments, timepieces, and handwritten ledgers converge in a layered composition that honors the tools of precision while suggesting the impermanence of what they document. The work becomes both map and memory, charting the distance between past and present.
This artwork is currently reserved for gallery consideration and is not available for purchase at this time.
18.5” x 14.5” x 3”
The Surveyor bridges calculation and recollection. Measuring instruments, timepieces, and handwritten ledgers converge in a layered composition that honors the tools of precision while suggesting the impermanence of what they document. The work becomes both map and memory, charting the distance between past and present.
This artwork is currently reserved for gallery consideration and is not available for purchase at this time.
Materials List
Vintage compass and drafting tools
Wooden ruler and metal dividers
Pocket watch with leather strap
Mechanical dial and calculator buttons
Framed vintage documents, ledgers, and handwritten notes
U.S. postage stamp and receipt ephemera
Mixed-media collage elements and wooden frames
Surveyor arranges measuring instruments, vintage ledgers, and fragments of correspondence into a layered assemblage that evokes precision and record-keeping across time. With a compass, ruler, pocket watch, and historical documents framed together, the piece captures both the order of measurement and the mystery of memory.