Resonated Detachment — Kimberly M Webb

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Kimberly M Webb

Alternative Process

Architecture and Interior Design

Zippitydirtdada

Bus Stop Intervention

Teaching at Athens Photographic Project

Resonated Detachment

Kimberly M Webb

Alternative Process

Architecture and Interior Design

Zippitydirtdada

Bus Stop Intervention

Teaching at Athens Photographic Project

Resonated Detachment

Folder: Photography

Alternative Process

Folder: Commissioned Photography

Architecture and Interior Design

Folder: Social Practice

Zippitydirtdada

Bus Stop Intervention

Teaching at Athens Photographic Project

Resonated Detachment

Resonated Detachment, 2006, eggshell installation collaboration with community. Image of eggshells drying in my basement. In 2006 I began collecting eggshells everyday from friends, family, and strangers. Sometimes I would drive around town to p

My process of piecing and the detachment necessary for rebuilding is parallel to my life. The exhibition was a romanticized ode to the state of flux that we all endure. Nothing is stable and real because everything is always changing, moving, growin

Resonated Detachment, 2006, eggshell installation collaboration with community. Image of installation at Elements of Art Gallery, Columbus, Ohio. Eggshells covered 1,000 square feet of gallery floor. During this time in my life I felt as though man

Since the exhibition about the destruction was destroyed (mistaken for vandalism and cleaned up off the gallery floor one hour before the reception by the custodian), I never stopped collecting eggshells. The collaboration continued… from 2006 - 201

Since the exhibition about the destruction was destroyed (mistaken for vandalism and cleaned up off the gallery floor one hour before the reception by the custodian), I never stopped collecting eggshells. The collaboration continued… from 2006 - 201

Since the exhibition about the destruction was destroyed (mistaken for vandalism and cleaned up off the gallery floor one hour before the reception by the custodian), I never stopped collecting eggshells. The collaboration continued… from 2006 - 201

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Resonated Detachment, 2006, eggshell installation collaboration with community. Image of eggshells drying in my basement. In 2006 I began collecting eggshells everyday from friends, family, and strangers. Sometimes I would drive around town to p

My process of piecing and the detachment necessary for rebuilding is parallel to my life. The exhibition was a romanticized ode to the state of flux that we all endure. Nothing is stable and real because everything is always changing, moving, growin

Resonated Detachment, 2006, eggshell installation collaboration with community. Image of installation at Elements of Art Gallery, Columbus, Ohio. Eggshells covered 1,000 square feet of gallery floor. During this time in my life I felt as though man

Since the exhibition about the destruction was destroyed (mistaken for vandalism and cleaned up off the gallery floor one hour before the reception by the custodian), I never stopped collecting eggshells. The collaboration continued… from 2006 - 201

Since the exhibition about the destruction was destroyed (mistaken for vandalism and cleaned up off the gallery floor one hour before the reception by the custodian), I never stopped collecting eggshells. The collaboration continued… from 2006 - 201

Since the exhibition about the destruction was destroyed (mistaken for vandalism and cleaned up off the gallery floor one hour before the reception by the custodian), I never stopped collecting eggshells. The collaboration continued… from 2006 - 201

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