*[Kris Pierce]


Selected Works
2011
  • [1]
    Watch My Video Response on how 2 Get Swagger!!, 2011

    Acrylic and oil on panel
    36 inches X 36 inches
  • [2]
    The Fire, 2011

    Aluminum sign
    32 inches X 21 inches
  • [3]
    AChorusofSustain.com, 2011

    Link to Website
  • [4]
    Silhouette A, 2011

    Digital print
    20 inches X 20 inches


2010
  • [1]
    The Tension Between Us, 2010

    Digital print on paper, 507 mousetraps
    70.75 inches X 50.5 inches
  • [2]
    60 Businesses that used to be Corporate Fast Food Restaurants, 2010

    Digital print mounted on board
    33 inches X 33 inches
  • [3]
    Tokyo Vacation 2010, 2010

    High-definition projection; Duration: 9 minutes

    Play Clip
  • [4]
    Combo A, 2010

    Digital print
    40 inches X 20 inches
  • [5]
    Evidence of Me Being at the Eiffel Tower, 2010

    Digital print on photo paper, matchboxes, matches
    70 inches X 60 inches
  • [6]
    Back Door Man, 2010

    Hacked visual basic program, MS DOS
  • [7]
    Tornado 01,2010

    Mixed media on canvas
    36 inches X 36 inches


2009
  • [1]
    Permanent Collection 01, 2009

    Digital lambda print mounted on board
    33 inches X 33 inches
  • [2]
    Paris Vacation 01, 2009

    High-definition projection; Duration: 7 minutes

    Play Clip
  • [3]
    This Voice will Die in a Vacuum of Delay
    2009


    Glass, vinyl, digital print, wooden frame
    36 inches X 48 inches
  • [4]
    Repetition and Ritual, 2009

    Enamel, aluminum, cigarettes
    36 inches X 36 inches
  • [5]
    Beat City Massive, 2009

    Acrylic, enamel, transfer on canvas
    36 inches X 36 inches


Books
  • [1]
    A Chorus of Sustain, 2010

    104 Pages, Edition of 5


    • Statement


    Contact



My artwork seeks to explore the human response to the various devices shaping our new "call to action" environment.
The relationship between humans and this environment of information is something that informs my recent body of work.
There is an emerging dialogue between the things we watch, the spaces we occupy, and the communities we live in,
be it digital or physical. Through documentation, deconstruction, and the exploitation of familiar canons of design,
my work serves to reveal recent shifts in the fundamental ways we engage our world.
© 2011 Kris Pierce