ya veo, excerpts of five video works (in order of appearance):
tlahuizcalpantecuhtli, 2015, video, sixty seconds
curicaveri, 2015, video, three minutes, fifty two seconds
metztli, 2015, video, two minutes, forty nine seconds
tzitzimitl, 2015, video, one minute, thirty seconds
cosmological space for new subjectivity, 2015, video, eleven seconds
ya veo, 2017
exhibited at No Land Art Space, Santa Fe, NM.
photography by Molly Wagoner
left to right: eclipse total, 2017, video, 08:26; tonaltzintli, 2016, video, sound, HD monitor, 26x16x5 inches; spacetime (tela), 2017, mylar and thread on paper, 19x19 inches; tlaquetzalli, 2016, composite digital print on synthetic plastic, 54x4 inches
left to right: universe, 2016, light, wood, 24.5 inches diameter; constelaciones, 2016, three-channel video, LCD monitors, electronics, 3x44x38 inches; hidrógeno helio, 2016, video, 00:46
left to right: el imán, 2016, acrylic, magnets, iron filling, light, 43x33x33 inches; spacetime (tela), 2017; tlaquetzalli, 2016
tlaquetzalli, 2016
el imán, 2016
tlahuizcalpantecuhtli, 2015
aztlán del sol, 2017, light, gold, video, sound
runtime 4:27 (video loop); 41:59 (sound)
disc dimensions 48in/122cm diameter
four movement, 2018, video, runtime 10:43
The video conflates cyclical time and linear time into one form. The two dimensional video image becomes spherical in that process. The video is a series of images taken from the desert roads where, as a sphere, the images are enveloped. They are landscapes becoming a Sun.