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EXPLODED VIEW / DRESSING FOR WINDOWS by ELAINE CAMERON-WEIR at HANNAH HOFFMAN GALLERY [from 20221112 to 20230114]


[Photos: Hannah Hoffman Gallery]

They Say it Skips a Generation, 2022. Concrete, rocks, stainless steel barrels, cast aluminum, conveyor belt, pulleys, hardware. 144 x 87 x 150 inches (365.8 x 221 x 381 cm) Dressing for Windows/ Dressing for Altitude/ Dressing for Pleasure, 2022. Fighter jet seat, bronze statue, stainless steel barrel cart, leather jacket, meat hooks, conveyor belt, pulleys, hardware. 144 x 87 x 150 inches (365.8 x 221 x 381 cm) Joy in Repetition, 2022. Industrial fire proof doors, alabaster, bronze reliefs, conveyor belt, pulleys, hardware. 144 x 87 x 150 inches (365.8 x 221 x 381 cm) Florid Piggy Memories brought to you on the wing of the Common Ground Dove/ Dressing for Lectern, 2022. Glass Magic Lantern slides, pewter, stainless steel, electrical components, display case. 72 x 40 x 20 inches (182.9 x 101.6 x 50.8 cm)


In her artistic practice, Elaine Cameron-Weir questions the individual and collective conditions that shape our perceptions of the world. Her work is informed by belief systems from science and religion to industrial and military paradigms and the ways in which they influence how people seek and experience meaning. Cameron-Weir often incorporates objects and materials originally intended for practical use in these fields, recontextualizing the histories and connotations they have acquired.

[Text: Hannah Hoffman Gallery]





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