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Undertone
13.5" x 6" x 2"
Currently on display and available for purchase at Harvest Gold Gallery, Lovell, ME
A collision of motion and memory, Undertone evokes the tension between external distraction and internal truth. Brightly colored discs spin above a ghostly anatomical trace—suggesting that every vibrant life carries with it a quiet echo beneath.
13.5" x 6" x 2"
Currently on display and available for purchase at Harvest Gold Gallery, Lovell, ME
A collision of motion and memory, Undertone evokes the tension between external distraction and internal truth. Brightly colored discs spin above a ghostly anatomical trace—suggesting that every vibrant life carries with it a quiet echo beneath.
Materials List
Weathered wood frame
Dyed wood circles
Assorted metal gears and cogs
Clock mechanism fragments
Industrial washers and bolts
Brass rods and spacers
Vintage skeleton etching on aged paper
Keys and mechanical fittings
Rusted screws and fasteners
Undertone is a study in visual duality—an assemblage that contrasts vivid, textured circles and mechanical gears with a haunting skeletal etching below. The upper composition explodes with overlapping discs of dyed wood, industrial washers, and vintage clock gears, resembling a diagram of kinetic thought or unraveling machinery. In the lower half, an anatomical skeleton etched into a worn substrate is partially obscured by hanging brass rods, keys, and fittings—an afterimage of the structure beneath the noise. The two sections are visually and thematically tethered: motion and stillness, surface and root, presence and echo.