Light Wedge Installation, 2022.
Two glass holographic plates (drawings) and a physical wooden wedge.

We intrinsically ‘understand’ how drawings in our world function.  They are stable and attached to their picture plane or surface.  What happens when that drawing is moved off the surface, and what does it become? It is neither a drawing, a photograph, nor a physical object.

In Light Wedge, a drawn representation of a wooden wedge occupies a space between the glass ‘picture’ surface and the observer.

The light in the holograms is from 2018, when the drawings were recorded. Light from the physical wedge is from 2022 (or whenever the installation is viewed).