(View w/participant)
2004
Mixed media
32" x 30" x 30"
2004
Mixed media
32" x 30" x 30"
(Bottom view)
2004
Mixed media
32" x 30" x 30"
(Interior View)
2004
Mixed media
32" x 30" x 30"
Exhibited in:"Jessica Teckemeyer: Sensorium", 2010, Atwood Memorial Gallery, St. Cloud University, St. Cloud, MN; "Interactive", 2006, Walsh Art Gallery, Seton Hall University, South Orange, NJ; "BFA Exhibition II", 2004, Rolland Dille Art Gallery, Minnesota State Univerisity Moorhead.
“Pink Feathers” was perceived and created toward the presence of the viewer. The pieces encourage the viewer to participate by looking through the eye-openings of the masks. The physical stance of the participant is controlled by the sculptures’ scale and installation. When the viewer interacts, the object becomes an extension of the individual’s body allowing others in the gallery to view the work in its most complete physical state. Interaction is a necessary component of the artwork. Within the glossy shell of “Pink Feathers” is a lush materialscapes that create mini-environments separate from the external world. I’m interested in the sexual implications of the material.
Sculptor
Apparition
All Things Truly Wicked Start From Innocence
Derailed
Fawn or Foe
Untitled I - IV
Planes of Existence
Reliance (sinners and saints)
Untitled (Found Photograph)
Exhibition: Sensorium
Skin
Pink Feathers
Listen 1-3
Marshmallow Creme
Chocolate