Paintings :: Bombardier
The Bombardier paintings begin with the large-format cabin window of the Global 7500 and Global 8000 aircraft, shown at full scale.
Each painting is made through a proprietary process the collective describes as photo-impressionism. Automotive paint is applied in many controlled layers, using airbrush and silkscreen techniques to build skies that appear photographic from a distance, then dissolve into texture and pointillist optical effects up close. The result sits between precision and indeterminacy.
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somewhere _
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acquiredCLEARED FOR IMMEDIATE DEPARTURE
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APPROVED FOR UNRESTRICTED PERIODS
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RATED MAXIMUM CONTINUOUS
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POINT OF NO RETURN
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acquiredTURBULENCE _
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acquiredassume the feeling _
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Farnborough
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acquiredNEVER NEVER NEVER GIVE UP _
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as imagined
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isn't it wonderful? _
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Mirrors :: Bombardier
The Bombardier mirrors use the same life-scale window form as the paintings, replacing the view outside the aircraft with a reflective surface. Each mirror is mounted to float on a shaped support finished in automotive paint, giving the mirror the presence of a sculptural object.
The reflected viewer becomes part of the work, appearing with the language placed across the surface. Aviation terms, personal phrases, and commissioned text are held within a form associated with time, distance, access, and freedom of movement.
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turbulence penetration _
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