And Into The Cloud

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This mixed media resin project of multiple layers took over a year to develop and represents the rapid change of technology over the past century. Click below to see the video progression:

A Century of Obsolescence



(Pictured: The foundation layers of a broken, red Victor gramophone record spread out on its brittle paper dust jacket.)

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