"The Invisible Thread" (part of The Buddhism Project)
at Snug Harbor Cultural Center, NY
"The Invisible Thread" (part of The Buddhism Project)
at Snug Harbor Cultural Center, NY
"BiCHANCE" Participant Inc, NYC
"biCHANCE" Participant, Inc.
"Rose Mandala of Three Reflections" Anderson Gallery, Buffalo
"Purifying Roses" Wade, Toronto
"Another Chance (two)" PS 122 Gallery, NY
"Another Chance (two)" PS 122 Gallery, NY
"Cross Your Fingers, Hold a Rock" (Street Rose Mandala),
Projektburo fur Kunst und Kutur, Frankfurt, Germany
"Cross Your Fingers, Hold a Rock" (Street Rose Mandala),
Projektburo fur Kunst und Kutur, Frankfurt, Germany
"Rose Mandala of Three Reflections" Anderson Gallery, Buffalo
"Purifying Roses" Wade, Toronto. His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama
looking at his reflection in The Rose Mandala Mirror.
"Rose Mandala of Three Reflections" Anderson Gallery, Buffalo
"Purifying Roses" Wade, Toronto. His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama
looking at his reflection in The Rose Mandala Mirror.
The Rose Mandala installations are based historical circular structures with the intention that these temporal work changes over time. These works are created by plucking dozens of roses apart petal by petal circling coloured mirrors range from 10 feet to 60 feet wide. The mandalas are left to dry as the petals are reduces to a quarter of their original size. At the end, the mandala is swept up, gathered and thrown to the winds or blown away by human in breath in a final performance. These installation / performances reflect the ephemeral process of change, age, decay and emptiness.