A Day in the Life (2000)
In A Day in the Life, sculptures were made out of photographic prints of public events documented by the news media. The photographs were printed on paper, cloth and canvas, which I then cut, glued and sewed together into sculptures of domestic objects. Simultaneous realities overlap: the intense, private bubble of domestic life, with concurrent events in the public sphere. I contextualized these sculptures further by placing and photographing them in domestic environments, resulting in the eight photographs in the series.
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- Followers welcome Hamas leader. Colour photograph, 91.5 x 61 cm, 2000.
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- Albanian refugees leave Kosovo. Colour photograph, 91.5 x 61 cm, 2000.
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- Aftermath of school shooting in Jonesboro, Arkansas. Colour photograph, 94 x 76.2 cm, 2000.
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- Hindus celebrate pilgrimage to Ganges with fire, air, water. Colour photograph, 94 x 76.2 cm, 2000.
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- Indonesian activist arrested by police. Colour photograph, 76.2 x 94 cm, 2000.
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- Netanyahu reacts to suicide bombings. Colour photograph, 76.2 x 94 cm, 2000.
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- Squalor in Gaza / Health Minister Alan Rock speaks to the media / Soldier patrols street in Jakarta. Colour photograph, 76.2 x 94 cm, 2000.
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- World Anglican bishops meet. Colour photograph, 76.2 x 94 cm, 2000.
