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| nailed to wall |
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| this piece dried mostly before being peeled from aluminum. Left to dry so it shriveled a bit more. Next piece will be peeled before completely dry, left to shrivel more naturally. |
Monday, April 24, 2017
Studio work
The basement studio is fine for cutting up porcine. I am pleased with the evolving process of turning the intestine into surfaces. Depending on when you peel the foil off of the laid intestine, and wether it is nailed down flat, I can manipulate how dimensional the surface becomes.
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