Today Was Tomorrow Yesterday grows directly from Thermal Cavity. Installation photographs from the earlier project are color inverted and reintroduced as projected light, transforming documentation into new sculptural material.

Projected images dissolve the architectural boundaries of the gallery while extending the sculptures beyond their physical form. Bronze, glass, photography, and light continue the same conversation through another material realization, where sculpture expands into relationships between architecture, projected light, and moving bodies.

 

2024, The Anderson Gallery, VCU, Richmond, VA, 14x34x24 feet, photographs of kiln formed glass sculptures, projectors, iPads, bronze sculptures, flashlights, small photographs.

2025, KALA Art Institute, Berkeley, CA, 14x20x25 feet, photographs of kiln formed glass sculptures, projectors. Julia Sterling movement.